eloy
I’m playing around with membrane, trying to save an RTP stream from an IP camera to file. Using code from some demos I managed to get the the video stream and send it to a hls stream to make sure it works. At this point my code looks like this:
def handle_init(opts) do
%{audio_port: audio_port, video_port: video_port} = opts
spec = %ParentSpec{
children: [
video_src: %Membrane.Element.UDP.Source{
local_port_no: video_port,
},
audio_src: %Membrane.Element.UDP.Source{
local_port_no: audio_port,
},
rtp: %RTP.SessionBin{
secure?: false,
},
],
links: [
link(:video_src) |> via_in(:rtp_input) |> to(:rtp),
link(:audio_src) |> via_in(:rtp_input) |> to(:rtp)
]
}
{{:ok, spec: spec}, %{}}
end
defp handle_stream(%{video: video_ssrc, table: table}) do
spec = %ParentSpec{
children: %{
video_parser: %Membrane.H264.FFmpeg.Parser{framerate: {30, 1}, alignment: :au, attach_nalus?: true},
video_payloader: Membrane.MP4.Payloader.H264,
video_cmaf_muxer: Membrane.MP4.CMAF.Muxer,
hls: %Membrane.HTTPAdaptiveStream.Sink {
manifest_module: Membrane.HTTPAdaptiveStream.HLS,
target_window_duration: 10 |> Membrane.Time.seconds(),
storage: %Membrane.HTTPAdaptiveStream.Storages.FileStorage{directory: "output"}
}
},
links: [
link(:rtp)
|> via_out(Pad.ref(:output, video_ssrc))
|> to(:video_parser)
|> to(:video_payloader)
|> to(:video_cmaf_muxer)
|> via_in(:input)
|> to(:hls)
],
stream_sync: :sinks
}
[spec: spec]
end
I’d like to replace the hls output and save the stream to a avi or mp4 file. Is it possible?
Thanks!
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mickel8
Hi @eloy,
I am not sure if this is possible with current
mp4_plugin.What you can try is to save this stream as h264 video and play it with ffmpeg or use ffmpeg to convert it to mp4 file.
To save something to file
You can use
membrane_file_plugin.To play h264 video using ffmpeg
ffplay -f h264 video.h264.The
-foption stands forformat.To convert h264 file to mp4 one
ffmpeg -framerate 24 -i video.h264 -c copy video.mp4(source)The
-ioption stands forinput.The
-coption stands forcodecso that-c copymeans that streams will be copied into output file i.e. no reencoding will be performed.The
-framerateis video framerate. I think you can try to omit it.mekusigjinn
I dunno if RTP is same as RTMP, but Underjord blog has a post on how he made the streamed video saved while it also streamed. Maybe worth a look?
mat-hek
RTP and RTMP are totally different protocols and the blog shows how to dump to HLS, not MP4
Membrane can dump both RTP and RTMP to HLS, while dumping to MP4 requires transcoding. Dumping to MP4 without transcoding is not really straightforward, but support for that is coming too: Opus payloader and allowing in-band parameters with H264 Payloads by daniel-jodlos · Pull Request #38 · membraneframework/membrane_mp4_plugin · GitHub.