Live video sharing

I have just read that the N70 can stream live one way video images. does anyone know if there is a limit to the call length ? if not is it billed as a video call or as data ? Is there anyway of also simultaneously recording the video. straight to a laptop with a 3g card or maybe straight on the phone itself either the transmit end or recieve ?

Hi kevmac
There is no limit to the length of a real-time video share session. At least not one imposed by the N70... operators could conceivably limit it, but I think it unlikely that they would do that. Such a session is based on packet data, rather than circuit-switched call (eg a video call). It would make sense for operators to charge for this on a data basis, but some operators don't like to do this because they think we users are confused by MB and kB. They think we find it easy to understand that longer calls cost more than shorter calls. It's a fair point, because people are often amazed by how much data is consumed by a video.
Regarding the possibility of recording part of the video, yes, the N70 permits this, but only at the sending end. It is not possible for the recipient of the video to record it (for privacy reasons). The sending end of the call will allow the user to record any part of the session onto either phone memory or memory card. Note also that it is only possible to share video captured on the main (2MP) camera (ie not from the secondary, VGA camera).
BTW, this real-time video sharing is new, and not many operators are supporting it yet. I don't know which are.
Hope this helps.

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Adobe Flash Reversed to Broadcast Live Video without a Webcam

This is all true and is happening now.
I had heard that someone had taken Adobe Flash to new limits, albeit surreptitiously, was able to remotely activate your webcam without indicator lights revealing the clandestine activity. I unashamedly hold an objection to the commercial use of personal and private information to gain revenue via direct marketing or by on selling said information and an even greater objection to government agencies collecting and using personal and private information to build dossiers on the very same citizens that governments are elected to protect and serve for the purpose of political influence, persuasion, terror or torture. The only thing worse than either of these two scenarios is tendered government contracts for the collection of personal and private data or buying directly from a commercial entity that have collected data on individuals.
When I heard that remote activation of a webcam was possible, I took measures to counter this threat by personally managing the Flash settings in the web browser, ensuring the browser settings always matched the Adobe Flash settings for use in Google Chrome, either by selecting "ask before allowing website to access camera" or outright "deny access to camera" and deleting the "exceptions" for that particular website or all sites. To be absolutely certain of my privacy I added the auld low tech safety net which I was certain could not fail, a strip of gaffer or "duck" tape over the lens of the webcam. Occasionally I would also turn the inbuilt mic off for added piece of mind. I thought myself that perhaps I was being a little paranoid until recently when I began to suspect that I was being observed when I would enter a chat room. A look of surprise or a generous smile from the host would greet me upon my arrival, priding myself in the most basic of social etiquettes, good manners, I would always respond with a nod or returning the gesture in kind. However, this is where I became confused because the hosts were always reluctant to confirm this was happening when asked directly, or made an effort not to acknowledge my presence again, which in my eyes, is an admission of guilt.
When I put my laptop to sleep by closing the lid evening last, the unusual and rare combination of hardware and software failure occurred activating the log on screen on the external monitor. Secure in the knowledge that the lid of the laptop was closed, a piece of black gaffer tape adhered to the webcam, I knew I would not get a better opportunity to prove my suspicion that Adobe Flash has been re-coded to not only play live video but to capture and broadcast it as well. I entered the chat room and sure enough an acknowledgement from the host was immediately forthcoming. A moment of divine intervention allowed a conversation to evolve where upon I revealed that my webcam had been disabled and my monitor was acting as the only capture device. Having now confirmed my suspicion that my monitor, not the webcam was broadcasting video, I set about collecting additional evidence and to make the case rock solid, enlisted an independent witness at my end to find on this verdict beyond reasonable doubt.
My unsupported theory is that, if this technology has indeed been developed legitimately, it has been done so for the purpose of Windows 8, because although this computer is running Win7 Pro it originally came with Windows 8 but as I had ordered the computer with Windows 7 Pro, I sent it back to HP and they returned it with Windows 7 installed. I have been informed by my I.T guy that Windows 8 has new hardware configurations that are specifically designed for the Win 8 platform.
Hardware & Software Specifications:
System
Manufacturer
Hewlett-Packard
Model
HP ProBook 4540s
Total amount of system memory
8.00 GB RAM
System type
64-bit operating system
Number of processor cores
2
External Monitor
LG E2242T External Monitor
Monitor Cable
DDMI - DVI-D
Storage
Total size of hard disk(s)
699 GB
Disk partition (C:)
603 GB Free (699 GB Total)
Media drive (D:)
CD/DVD
Disk partition (E:)
32 MB Free (100 MB Total)
Graphics
Display adapter type
Intel(R) HD Graphics 4000
Total available graphics memory
1696 MB
      Dedicated graphics memory
64 MB
      Dedicated system memory
0 MB
      Shared system memory
1632 MB
Display adapter driver version
10.18.10.3496
Primary monitor resolution
1366x768
DirectX version
DirectX 10
Network
Network Adapter
Bluetooth Device (Personal Area Network)
Network Adapter
Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller
Network Adapter
Intel(R) Centrino(R) Wireless-N 2230
Network Adapter
StrongVPN Adapter
Network Adapter
Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter
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Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter
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Windows 7 Professional
Adobe Flash Player Version
Adobe Flash Player Plugin
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Q 1.:
               Is this the way things are going and do I need to contact my mask maker?
Q 2.:\
               having now switched back to Mozilla Firefox, will my secrets be safe again once more ?
Q 3.:
               Does Adobe condone this technology and if it does, why has there been no information released about it?
Q 4.:
               If we do have to live with the entire world watching, where is the off switch?

Yeah... I smell a hoax intended to instill fear then.
Something silly, such as this page:
Free Software to Convert a Computer Monitor into a Camera
*NOTE: I'm aware of "drive by" malware and tested the links using Is This Website Safe | Website Security | Norton Safe Web.
Cheers... Rick

Capacity question for participant live video

The marketing for Adobe Connect shows 15 people online with video at the same time. However, an administrator at my institution says that having more than 5 or 6 people can become problematic. What are your experiences with capacity, clarity of voice, noise in background, etc.? How many people can I expect to have live at the same time on video?
thanks
lisaanne100

It all comes down to bandwidth. Since there is no limit on how many individuals can be sharing their camera and audio, you should be able to share as many as the internet connection can handle. However, there is a line between possible and reasonable.
You should be able to accommodate more concurrent live videos than concurrent live audio streams.
When breaking the 5-6 number for live video, I'd switch down to the lowest quality video, so that I have a better chance of getting the clean videos delivered to everyone. Consider whether or not everyone needs to be on a live video stream. Do you need to see people sitting there drinking water, picking their nose, or looking bored? Usually only the individuals that are actively speaking justify a live video.
Audio through VoIP is like audio through radios. There is a single audio stream and everyone's audio gets compressed into that single stream. So if you have more than 3-5 individuals talking, it will just sound like noise with no easy way to distinguish one person from another. If the group is well behaved you can get more people to have hot mics at once, but only one or two people should be talking at any given time. Additionally, multiple hot mics will increase the likelihood of an echo or a feedback loop. Like the video, only the individuals who are speaking should have their mic on and broadcasting. This is why the raise hand feature is in Connect, so other individuals can indicate that they have something to say, and the host can give them the ability to do so at the appropriate time.

And video sharing ?

Well.. We have now the sync early access. I guess it's a good thing.
But you know, Adobe, we use your product for video. Maybe at 99%.
And as for now, it seems that the only solution to share a video to our clients with CC is to zip it, then sync, then share the .zip so our clients can download it, extract it, then review it and send us an email with all their good ideas.
So much for the integration on this one. Wetransfer still is an easier workflow as you don't have to sit on your hands watching the file being uploaded, in order to be able to send the link. AND the client does'nt have to extract a .zip to see the video. (And we are lucky our clients are mostly agencies very used to compression and video formats, but I think some clients would just call us complaining about the fact the .zip video file would'nt play, even in VLC).
So, question :
Have you any ideas on when a REAL video sharing will be available on CC ?
Something crazy like a video player on the web page !
With a crazy comments box !
(Not mentionning access monitoring and user tracking, I guess it's a 349$/m wiredrive feature)
You know Adobe, we love you so much here. We love your products, we live with them. Really all day / week / month / year long. We get used with all the little strange things you do (OMG, we can use OMF natively now !). But sometimes, we really don't get you.
I think what's REALLY irritating here is that we all see the potential of what you're trying to do. And we all WANT that. And you keep telling us it's coming, so we wait.
But every time the little things that are missing are extremely important for us, and does'nt seem THAT difficult to implement.
I mean. A video player.
Are you still struggling with flash vs H264 ? Let it go.
Please Adobe, get your * together, and help us to go on with you.
And please give us a timeline. So we can decide of what we'll do.
All the best,

Agreed. My team is currently contemplating upgrading the office to Adobe Creative Cloud for Teams, and I'm the trigger man. It's up to me to convince my Creative Director and CFO that going this route would be a good idea. Unfortunately the more I read about the missing features, the more hesitant I am to champion what is my favorite collection of software.
I don't understand why Adobe got rid of Adobe CS Review. Remember that? It was almost perfect. You could upload your video straight from Premiere (or Iillustrator,Photoshop,Indesign) onto a review site, where your client could make comments and markup at the frame. Those comments would then update into Premiere and show up on the timeline as markers.
What happened to that? I remember when they got rid of it they cited that they did so because of a lack of user interest. Yet Adobe turns around and comes out with Adobe CC!? Whose whole point is collaboration, some of which happens within a browser. Kinda like Adobe CS Feview, but now without all the useful features like markup features.
Clearly Adobe possesess the ability to roll out this kind of a feature. They've already had such a feature before, and it worked really well.

How to animate within live video?

Hi all, new to the boards.
My dad and I had an idea for a project. I'll give a quick
rundown. We want to get a remote-controlled helicopter and put a
wireless camera on the front of it. We can do that no problem.
We're going to have the camera transmit its signal to a receiver
hooked up to my laptop, and we're going to see what the helicopter
"sees" from there. Furthermore, we're going to get some video
glasses that receive their video input from the laptop, so it'll be
as if we're inside the helicopter seeing what it sees.
All that has nothing to do with Flash. However, I want to
take it a bit further. Flying around is cool and all, but I thought
it'd be interesting if, when we pressed a button, it'd be like the
helicopter shot some explosive bullets and made tiny explosions
wherever they hit at the end of their animation.
So my question is, is it possible to have live running within
a Flash execution with animation running over it? If so, how? What
version do I need, etc?
Thanks in advance!

Check out articles here: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashmediaserver/
With respect to your use case: -
Understanding live DVR
Creating a video sharing web application using Flex, Flash Media Server, and Flash Media Encoding Server
Live dynamic streaming and DVR for non-developers
Also check out : http://fmsguru.com/tutorials.cfm

Upstream bandwidth req to run Adobe Connect w live video

Is 3mbps enough upstream bandwidth to run Adobe Connect meetings for 6 - 12 attendees w live video?

Here is the Connect 9 Technical guide. Average bandwidth consumption numbers are listed on the 2nd to last page. http://www.realeyes.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Adobe-Connect-9-Technical-Guide.pdf
Assuming highest quality settings each user would need around a 500 kpbs upstream bandwidth. Other things to consider is if they are broadcasting VoIP audio (44 kbps) and/or sharing their screen 200+ kbps. So, I would suspect that a 3 mbps upstream connection will be sufficient for attending a Connect Meeting.
However, you may want to consider that their downstream may be saturated pretty quick with the live video. Again, assuming highest quality setting (meaning you can tune it down and make the numbers more reasonable) a meeting with 6 attendees all broadcasting their live video would require 500 kbps upstream and 2.5 mbps downstream. A meeting with 12 would require 500 kbps upstream and 5.5 mbps downstream.

ISight Capturing Live Video

hi all,
I just got a macbook with a built in isight camera. The isight works fine for photobooth and iMovie. The problem i have is capturing live footage. I'm unable to have a video chat on ichat. Also, i tried using it on ustream.tv. It doesn't work. I changed the settings on the adobe flash player but it still didn't work. So, I think the problem is capturing live video.
please help! It's frustrating me
Thanks,
Labze89

Thanks for clearing that up, Labze89
Based on that info, your iSight can certainly capture live video.
Ustream identifies itself as a beta site, so you should expect to encounter some problems, but you should be able to resolve them.
Good quality streaming video requires broadband speed. More info below on this subject. Contact your ISP if you need to purchase additional speed (bandwidth.)
Streaming live video also involves proper settings for your modem (and router, if you have one). If you have not recently rebooted (shut down for about a minute and then restarted) your modem and router, do so now. Be sure to let the modem's self-test finish before starting the router. Let the router's self-test finish before restarting your Mac. Rebooting sometimes is all that is required. If restarting does not correct your problem, you will need to consider other possibilities.
At least for users in the USA, enabling your router's "UP-n-P" setting is often all the router configuration that is required. However, sometimes manual port configuration is required. If so, the instructions for your router will give you the info on how to check and change the settings. What setting values you must use will come from the service (Ustream or iChat) you want to use.
If you have enabled your Mac's System Preferences > Sharing > Firewall, enabling your router's "UP-n-P" setting may allow you to stream video without additional configuration of your Mac's Firewall. If the problem persist when your Mac's Firewall is set to "On" and your router's (if you use one) UP-n-P setting is enabled, you may need to configure the necessary ports on your router and in your Mac's Firewall. Search "Help" on your Mac or see this link for Mac OS X 10.4 Help: Setting advanced firewall options.
Also, your ISP must not be blocking any ports required by the service you are attempting to use. See the ustream.tv FAQs for help on your ustream.tv problems. For your problem with streaming video, check FAQ #s 9, 7, and 15 first.
To minimize possible conflicts, disconnect all unnecessary A/V peripherals (such as eyeTV, game consoles, iPods, etc.) and quit all other applications while troubleshooting your problem. You can try adding them back one at a time once you can make your streaming work reliably.
If these and the other FAQs do not help you resolve your ustream.tv problems, and if you do not get help from some other Ustream user here, click ustream.tv's Contact Us link for email help directly from the people who determine how the site works. They should be your best source.
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If you use dial-up, or if your broadband speed is not fast enough, iChat AV will also have video problems.
The Mac OS X 10.4: iChat AV system requirements show all requirements for using iChat AV. For instance, you will not be able to use iChat's video if you do not have at least 100 Kbps broadband both up and down. You can test your internet service's uplink and downlink speed (bandwidth) at Speedtest.net.
If you need to post back for more iChat AV help, please confirm that your system meets all system requirements and list your uplink and downlink speeds in your response.
Jim
PowerBook 1.67 GHz Mac OS X (10.4.10) G5 DP 1.8 External iSight

Why does my live video feed slow?

While watching live video on my macbook, it continually gets slower and jumpy. I can quit and restart safari, and it works for a while, then gets slower again...What can i do? I have this issue with firefox and google chrome as well...

Welcome to Apple Support Communities.
First, judging by the OS X version listed in your profile, you probably have a 2006 - 2007 or maybe early 2008 MacBook.
The early MacBooks have the GMA950 or GMA3100 video chipset, and are limited to 64MB shared video RAM.
You're stuck with this. There are no upgrades.
Second, you might still have just 512MB or 1GB of system RAM memory installed in your computer.
OS X runs better with more memory. Expanding your RAM to 2GB or 4GB can increase overall system performance, because when a system gets short of free RAM memory, it buffers memory out to the hard disk, drastically slowing performance.
You can monitor how much free RAM is available with Activity Monitor. When the system gets very short of free RAM, performance lags. A high number of Page outs and Swap used will indicate the need for more RAM.
If you put the System RAM icon in your system dock, you can watch the green 'slice' of the memory pie chart get smaller and smaller as your video slows. Closing all other apps will make the maximum amount available.
As you've discovered, quitting and restarting the browser will free some RAM memory temporarily, but eventually it fills and slows once again.
Third, you might be running out of free hard disk space. If you have less than 10GB of free hard disk space free, that lack of disk space also reduces system performance. Installing a larger and faster (7200RPM vs 5400RPM) hard disk can increase overall system performance a bit.
Fourth, Adobe Flash content, and especially Flash video is a huge resource hog. On older MacBooks, you'll often hear the fan run at full speed because the CPU is working hard and generating lots of heat. Some browsers seem a bit better than others on certain sites and certain pages, but no browser will 'cure' the problem. I use the 'Click to Flash' extension for Safari, and set the preference for HTML5 video, instead of Flash, whenever possible.
Fifth, a faster internet connection will help a little. When I went from a 512Kbit connection to a 3.0Mbit, video performance improved a bit. Moving recently to a 15Mbit connection also helped a bit more. But still no miracle cure. Using a wired Ethernet connection might give a bit better performance than WiFi, if you're not getting a good WiFi signal or there is lots of local interference.
Sixth, allow the video content to buffer completely by pausing playback until it is fully loaded before beginning to watch it. Watch at as low a resolution as possible. Watch it in partial screen, not full-screen.
If you want to spend money (a few hundred dollars), you can do all of the following:
Add system RAM up to the maximum supported by your computer
Purchase a larger, faster hard disk
Then upgrade OS X to Snow Leopard OS X 10.6.8. You now have to call Apple at 1-800-MY-APPLE to purchase it, there is no more online order available.
And you'll still have a five-year-old computer with quite mediocre video performance.
The best solution in my opinion, for optimum video performance, is to save your money and invest in a newer MacBook (late 2008 aluminum or 2009-10 unibody), a MacBook Air, or MacBook Pro or recent refurb available from Apple Store online.
There has been huge progress in video chipset technology over the years, and processors keep getting smaller and faster and more energy-efficient, and now most every Mac comes with at least 4GB RAM installed. Many have SSD drives available standard or as an option. But planned obsolescence is part of the whole picture. In a few years, you'll need to buy a new machine again.
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Mid 2011 mbp i7 with a SSD has problems, including grey screen/blue screen/beeping/freezing when I stream live video (i.e. watch espn or time warner cable) Help? Ideas?

Recently my Macbook Pro (June 2011, i7, 8gb RAM, 512gb SSD, AMD Radeon 6750, Mountain Lion - since July - currently 10.8.2) has been presenting me with an array of problems, usually initiated when I am streaming live video. I was streaming Time Warner Cable on 12/9 and it gave me what looked like the blue screen of death. It started up after about five attempts that time. The other day, after about a week of not using the computer, it wouldn't boot past the grey screen. I (option) started it and it gave me two boot choices, the regular HD and a "10.8 restore" option. The HD gave me the grey screen and the restore option gave me the dark blue screen. I reset PRAM and that didn't work. After a force (x) start it worked. Today, I was using "Watch ESPN" and the screen froze and the computer did some kind of repeating RAM beep or something. I rebooted and it started up fine. I'm not watching any videos anymore, but this is a problem since the primary purpose for my mbp is video editing. I'm still under AppleCare but I find more solid answers in the forums or at least better questions for the AppleCare people.
Anybody have similar experiences, or a solid idea of what the heck has happened to my machine?

I'm not really sure what method that person was talking about. I just read he had a successful install so I posted it.
But I'll hazard a guess
1. copy your entire drive to a backup drive
2. boot into that drive and test it out - make sure its a flawless backup, it works, and the hard drive has no problems
3. eject that drive, disconnect it and reboot into the leopard install dvd
4. erase your main hard drive using disc utilities on the leopard install dvd -- you've made a backup, made sure that backup was good, and disconnected it so it's currently safely disconnected from the leopard install you're about to do. Also, on the hard drive you're erasing and installing leopard on to, many people recommend "Zeroing" it as well as erasing it. That option is part of the erase function in disc utilities on the leopard install disc.
5. do a clean install of leopard
6. follow step 4 from that original post exactly as that person described to do.
7. read the rest of what they said
That's pretty much it. With the backup/erase/clean install/import/ you pretty much get everything you need exactly the way you want it with very few things missing -- and you've done this over a clean install. Plus that poster did mention that you can select what you want to import from your backup hard drive.
It sounds like its a "clean install" method that gives you control via "import from machine" option in the installer. Control over what parts of your "old mac" you want to import into your "new leopard mac".
Hopefully that helps. It sounds more involved, but its actually pretty quick and provides you with a perfectly save backup in case anything goes wrong with the leopard install.

Can I connect an external video camera to a mac book pro for viewing live video so I don't have to use the little screen on the camera?

Can I connect an external video camera to a mac book pro for viewing live video so I don't have to use the little screen on the camera?

Shadow30 wrote:
Can I connect an external video camera to a mac book pro for viewing live video so I don't have to use the little screen on the camera?
• Only if your video camera supports it. Depending on how your camera works, you may need to add preview software to your Mac to use this feature.
• Alternatively, your camera may also be able to record directly into your Mac while you are monitoring the Mac's display.
• If you are using a consumer camcorder that supports HDMI monitoring, a small HDTV might be an simpler solution than your Mac. For an example of how this is done, see http://youtu.be/GVpSkZD6qE4.
• The retailer who sold you your video camera may have other suggestions.
• If you need more professional results, an external preview monitor will offer more capability on compatible cameras.
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Mac OSX 10.9.4

Is there a way to use Illustrator to draw over a live video feed coming from my microscope?

Hi, we use illustrator to draw (trace) over static images of mite specimens taken under a microscope. Although this works, it would be much better to be able to draw directly from the live video feed coming from my microscope. The specimens are dead, so they are not moving around, however, we need to focus down through the specimen in order to see all details. We normally take montage images, but because the specimens are clear there are many artifacts present and we frequently have to consult the specimen under the microscope to double check things. My students and I have hundreds of drawings to complete and are looking for a way to streamline the process. If we could avoid making montage images and draw direct from the video feed, it would revolutionize the way we approach our research. Is there a way to display the video feed and then overlay Illustrator so that we can directly trace over the image (we use a Wacom tablet, but that shouldn't make a difference) so we can focus at different levels and draw the entire organism?
Thanks for your help
Ashley

Maybe it's possible to have live video in Illustrator, but you would most certainly need to write your own plugin.
So this community would be suitable:
http://forums.adobe.com/community/illustrator/illustrator_sdk?view=discussions

Looking for video sharing app to create .mov

Hello,
I hope I am in the right place and apologize if I am not.
I am looking for a foundation to build a video sharing application for Golfswing.com.
We need to allow our visitors to upload video of their swings (these clips are >3 second) in any video format then convert to quicktime for playback.
Why Quicktime you ask? Because Quicktime is the only player that allows frame by frame playback of the golfers swing. Like this,
http://www.golfswing.com/proswings/daly.htm
Any ideas, suggestions, directions, comments, endorsements are greatly appreciated.
Michael J.
Golfswing.com webmaster and owner

ffmpeg supports outputting .mov files. Not sure where you heard otherwise.
Sorry to flood this thread with this but FYI:
executing #ffmpeg -formats in terminal
outputs this (not support for mov file format):
FFmpeg version SVN-r9102, Copyright (c) 2000-2007 Fabrice Bellard, et al.
configuration: --prefix=/opt/local --prefix=/opt/local --disable-vhook --mandir=/opt/local/share/man --enable-shared --enable-pthreads --enable-libmp3lame --enable-libogg --enable-libvorbis --enable-gpl --enable-libfaac --enable-libfaad --enable-xvid --enable-x264 --enable-liba52
libavutil version: 49.4.0
libavcodec version: 51.40.4
libavformat version: 51.12.1
built on Oct 24 2007 10:13:49, gcc: 4.0.1 (Apple Computer, Inc. build 5367)
File formats:
E 3g2 3gp2 format
E 3gp 3gp format
D 4xm 4X Technologies format
D MTV MTV format
DE RoQ Id RoQ format
D aac ADTS AAC
DE ac3 raw ac3
E adts ADTS AAC
DE aiff Audio IFF
DE alaw pcm A law format
DE amr 3gpp amr file format
D apc CRYO APC format
DE asf asf format
E asf_stream asf format
DE au SUN AU Format
DE avi avi format
D avs avs format
D bethsoftvid Bethesda Softworks 'Daggerfall' VID format
D c93 Interplay C93
E crc crc testing format
D daud D-Cinema audio format
D dsicin Delphine Software International CIN format
D dts raw dts
DE dv DV video format
E dvd MPEG2 PS format (DVD VOB)
D dxa dxa
D ea Electronic Arts Multimedia Format
DE ffm ffm format
D film_cpk Sega FILM/CPK format
DE flac raw flac
D flic FLI/FLC/FLX animation format
DE flv flv format
E framecrc framecrc testing format
DE gif GIF Animation
DE gxf GXF format
DE h261 raw h261
DE h263 raw h263
DE h264 raw H264 video format
D idcin Id CIN format
DE image2 image2 sequence
DE image2pipe piped image2 sequence
D ingenient Ingenient MJPEG
D ipmovie Interplay MVE format
DE m4v raw MPEG4 video format
D matroska Matroska file format
DE mjpeg MJPEG video
D mm American Laser Games MM format
DE mmf mmf format
*E mov mov format*
*D mov,mp4,m4a,3gp,3g2,mj2 QuickTime/MPEG4/Motion JPEG 2000 format*
E mp2 MPEG audio layer 2
DE mp3 MPEG audio layer 3
E mp4 mp4 format
D mpc musepack
DE mpeg MPEG1 System format
E mpeg1video MPEG video
E mpeg2video MPEG2 video
DE mpegts MPEG2 transport stream format
D mpegvideo MPEG video
E mpjpeg Mime multipart JPEG format
DE mulaw pcm mu law format
D mxf MXF format
D nsv NullSoft Video format
E null null video format
D nut nut format
D nuv NuppelVideo format
DE ogg Ogg format
E psp psp mp4 format
D psxstr Sony Playstation STR format
DE rawvideo raw video format
D redir Redirector format
DE rm rm format
E rtp RTP output format
D rtsp RTSP input format
DE s16be pcm signed 16 bit big endian format
DE s16le pcm signed 16 bit little endian format
DE s8 pcm signed 8 bit format
D sdp SDP
D shn raw shorten
D smk Smacker Video
D sol Sierra SOL Format
E svcd MPEG2 PS format (VOB)
DE swf Flash format
D thp THP
D tiertexseq Tiertex Limited SEQ format
D tta true-audio
D txd txd format
DE u16be pcm unsigned 16 bit big endian format
DE u16le pcm unsigned 16 bit little endian format
DE u8 pcm unsigned 8 bit format
D vc1 raw vc1
E vcd MPEG1 System format (VCD)
D vmd Sierra VMD format
E vob MPEG2 PS format (VOB)
DE voc Creative Voice File format
DE wav wav format
D wc3movie Wing Commander III movie format
D wsaud Westwood Studios audio format
D wsvqa Westwood Studios VQA format
D wv WavPack
DE yuv4mpegpipe YUV4MPEG pipe format
Codecs:
D V 4xm
D V D 8bps
D V VMware video
DEA aac
D V D aasc
DEA ac3
DEA adpcm_4xm
DEA adpcm_adx
DEA adpcm_ct
DEA adpcm_ea
DEA adpcmimadk3
DEA adpcmimadk4
DEA adpcmimaqt
DEA adpcmimasmjpeg
DEA adpcmimawav
DEA adpcmimaws
DEA adpcm_ms
DEA adpcmsbpro2
DEA adpcmsbpro3
DEA adpcmsbpro4
DEA adpcm_swf
D A adpcm_thp
DEA adpcm_xa
DEA adpcm_yamaha
D A alac
DEV D asv1
DEV D asv2
D A atrac 3
D V D avs
D V bethsoftvid
DEV bmp
D V D c93
D V D camstudio
D V D camtasia
D V D cavs
D V D cinepak
D V D cljr
D A cook
D V D cyuv
D A dca
D V D dnxhd
D A dsicinaudio
D V D dsicinvideo
DES dvbsub
DES dvdsub
DEV D dvvideo
D V dxa
DEV D ffv1
DEVSD ffvhuff
DEA flac
DEV D flashsv
D V D flic
DEVSD flv
D V D fraps
DEA g726
DEV gif
DEV D h261
DEVSDT h263
D VSD h263i
EV h263p
DEV DT h264
DEVSD huffyuv
D V D idcinvideo
D A imc
D V D indeo2
D V indeo3
D A interplay_dpcm
D V D interplayvideo
DEV D jpegls
D V kmvc
EV ljpeg
D V D loco
D A mace3
D A mace6
D V D mdec
DEV D mjpeg
D V D mjpegb
D V D mmvideo
DEA mp2
DEA mp3
D A mp3adu
D A mp3on4
D A mpc sv7
DEVSDT mpeg1video
DEVSDT mpeg2video
DEVSDT mpeg4
D A mpeg4aac
D VSDT mpegvideo
DEVSD msmpeg4
DEVSD msmpeg4v1
DEVSD msmpeg4v2
D V D msrle
D V D msvideo1
D V D mszh
D V D nuv
DEV pam
DEV pbm
DEA pcm_alaw
DEA pcm_mulaw
DEA pcm_s16be
DEA pcm_s16le
DEA pcm_s24be
DEA pcm_s24daud
DEA pcm_s24le
DEA pcm_s32be
DEA pcm_s32le
DEA pcm_s8
DEA pcm_u16be
DEA pcm_u16le
DEA pcm_u24be
DEA pcm_u24le
DEA pcm_u32be
DEA pcm_u32le
DEA pcm_u8
DEV pgm
DEV pgmyuv
DEV png
DEV ppm
D V ptx
D A qdm2
D V D qdraw
D V D qpeg
D V D qtrle
DEV rawvideo
D A real_144
D A real_288
DEA roq_dpcm
D V D roqvideo
D V D rpza
DEV D rv10
DEV D rv20
DEV sgi
D A shorten
D A smackaud
D V smackvid
D V D smc
DEV snow
D A sol_dpcm
DEA sonic
EA sonicls
D V D sp5x
DEV D svq1
D VSD svq3
DEV targa
D V theora
D V D thp
D V D tiertexseqvideo
DEV tiff
D V D truemotion1
D V D truemotion2
D A truespeech
D A tta
D V txd
D V D ultimotion
D V vc1
D V D vcr1
D A vmdaudio
D V D vmdvideo
DEA vorbis
D V vp3
D V D vp5
D V D vp6
D V D vp6f
D V D vqavideo
D A wavpack
DEA wmav1
DEA wmav2
DEVSD wmv1
DEVSD wmv2
D V wmv3
D V D wnv1
D A ws_snd1
D A xan_dpcm
D V D xan_wc3
D V D xl
EV xvid
DEV D zlib
DEV zmbv
Supported file protocols:
file: http: pipe: rtp: tcp: udp:
Frame size, frame rate abbreviations:
ntsc pal qntsc qpal sntsc spal film ntsc-film sqcif qcif cif 4cif
Motion estimation methods:
zero(fastest) full(slowest) log phods epzs(default) x1 hex umh iter
Note, the names of encoders and decoders dont always match, so there are
several cases where the above table shows encoder only or decoder only entries
even though both encoding and decoding are supported for example, the h263
decoder corresponds to the h263 and h263p encoders, for file formats its even
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