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Originally Posted by Syl0pt
Ok, nevermind. I tried it without replacing Client.js and it worked just fine.
One thing tho. I notice that whether I record in ts or mp4, the video always comes out sped up. Not the audio, just the video. I have to convert it with ffmpeg in order to get it in sync. This only happens on my Linux machine, not my windows pc. I'm using the Livestreamer version on both.
Any idea what this could be? It's not really a big deal, but if i can get it fixed, it'd like that.
And once again, thanks for all the great work.
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I'm glad you solved the problem.
It is difficult for me to give advice to other operating systems when I use Windows only but because there is a google search
Otherwise, it would be nice to try again older versions of mfc.exe but with a newer version of ffmpeg.
I am download 'ffmpeg-3.3.4-win32-static' on this link:
https://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/wi...n32-static.zip
Otherwise, this version is smaller in size than the v.3.3.3 (30,9 vs 34,5 MB), which is unusual and significant
I have not noticed the freeze on mfc so far
Otherwise Client.js is located in nm-mfc2-20171114_livestreamer.rar
... /nm-mfc2-20171114_livestreamer/nm-mfc/node_modules/MFCAuto/lib/Client.js
... the changes allow only a nice view on the screen
P.S.
I tested ffmpeg v.3.3.4 and unfortunately saw that some models still have freeze.
Freeze looks more in the evening than in the day. Some models have trinkets in the audience like NattySoho.
I checked with rtmp that model and bad audio like freeze also existed.