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"Ghost time" issue with live webcast generated rtmp dumpsI have been trying to rip live streaming webcast concert videos occasionally offered by a band I like. rtmpdump will run, but there are playback issues with the output files. First, here is what the server is sending me:
RTMP Proxy Server (c) 2010 Andrej Stepanchuk, Howard Chu; license: GPL Streaming on rtmp://0.0.0.0:1935 Processing connect app : live/ flashVer : WIN 10,3,183,90 swfUrl : http://static.nugs.net/swf/player3.swf tcUrl : rtmpe://cp127157.live.edgefcs.net/live/ pageUrl : http://www.livephish.com WARNING: HandShake: Type mismatch: client sent 6, server answered 9 live : yes Playpath : nugs_ph3130719@s87528?auth=[my auth code, removed to protect identity] Saving as : nugs_ph3130719@s87528 INFO: Metadata: INFO: startDate 19-07-2013 INFO: startTime 15:48:21:00 INFO: title INFO: author INFO: description INFO: keywords INFO: rating INFO: copyright INFO: sourcetype KulaByte Encoder 3.2 rev6949 INFO: presetname ph130719.kpf INFO: creationdate INFO: videodevice INFO: videocodecid avc1 INFO: framerate 29.97 INFO: width 848.00 INFO: height 480.00 INFO: videodatarate 1200.00 INFO: avcprofile 77.00 INFO: avclevel 31.00 INFO: videokeyframe_frequency0.00 INFO: audiodevice INFO: audiocodecid aac INFO: audiosamplerate 48000.00 INFO: audiochannels 2.00 INFO: audiodatarate 128.00 INFO: audioinputvolume 0.00 WARNING: ignoring too small audio packet: size: 0 Here's what seems to be the issue: The webcast might start at let's say 8pm. The link to connect doesn't go live for a few mins and I am first able to connect at 8:05pm. The output files seem to think there is an extra 5 mins of video (hence my subject line of "ghost video") because the server is giving a static start time that is different from the actual time the video rip begins. It causes all sorts of weird anomalies with various players/editors. Everything from not being playable, to being way out of sync, frozen image but working audio, etc. I have tried using tools to fix this. FLVMDI, Replay Media Catcher's Fix FLV utility, and GetFLV's fix flv feature. I have yet to find a solution. Can anyone help? Thank you in advance! PS: I can upload an example .flv file upon request if that would be helpful. PSS: I am using rtmpdumphelper in order to generate the command parameters. |
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Re: "Ghost time" issue with live webcast generated rtmp dumpsoftens just stripping container created during livestream, and then laying down video-audio streams to fresh made container fix these timestamp type things issue.
at least i say it have works for me somes of the times, may be you could trys doing it for your case to say the outcome? by examples, use ffmpeg. this example is ms-dos command line, but yous could do linux command line if that is how you run ffmpeg. Code:
ffmpeg -i "input.flv" -vcodec copy -acodec copy "output.flv" |
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Re: "Ghost time" issue with live webcast generated rtmp dumpsQuote:
1. use yaflvfix 2. used your command above to demux/remux 3. used ffmpeg again to trim first second of file. following these 3 steps fixed the vast majority of my problems. |
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Re: "Ghost time" issue with live webcast generated rtmp dumpsQuote:
I do have a few files it couldn't fix, and for those i am looking into using KSV's php script. If I am unable to make any progress I will go ahead and upload a sample file and seek further direction. Thanks!! You've helped to put smiles on many, many faces. |
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