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Post by meggr on Aug 9, 2017 14:06:13 GMT -7
When I run ffmpeg using the python code I get this message: c:\ffmpeg\bin>python ffmpy_stream.py Your current ffmpeg command: ffmpeg -stimeout 3000000 -i rtsp://192.168.1.3:8554/ -c copy -f rtp_mpegts rtp://localhost:4000 -r 25 -c copy -loglevel panic -b:v 3M -f flv rtmp://media.stream.live:1935/live/1583adae-f4ae-49f4-9923-9006069d4850 () finished When I run it using the copy/paste method I get this: [rtsp @ 00000000025724a0] method DESCRIBE failed: 500 Server error rtsp://192.168.1.3:8554/: Server returned 5XX Server Error reply pipe:: could not find codec parameters The Ubiquity modems are at full signal strength, I can communicate with the RPi using Bitwise. I'm not sure what to do... ?
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Post by meggr on Aug 10, 2017 12:56:31 GMT -7
I still cannot stream. The RPi isn't even taking pictures. ps aux shows that it is running repeat_10m.py
The following error shows: [rtsp @ 0000000006124a0] method DESCRIBE failed: 500 Server error rtsp://192.168.1.3:8554/: Server returned 5XX Server Error reply pipe: could not find codec parameters
The Ubiquity modems are communicating I can talk via Bitwise to the RPi There's excellent ethernet (100MB/s and BW >10MB) I've reimaged the SD card, replaced the RPi and camera, have the correct RTMP key
I don't know where else to look.... Where did I go wrong?
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Post by meggr on Aug 10, 2017 17:39:23 GMT -7
I found the problem ~ well ~ maybe a solution: got a new SD Card. Works great!
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Post by Skylar MSGC on Aug 12, 2017 11:42:54 GMT -7
If you are using version 1.X cameras on the RPi you can see when it is recording video by looking at the red led on the front of the camera. If getting a new sd card solved your problem then it probably was on the Raspberry Pi side of things. You can also plug your Raspberry Pi into a Monitor and keyboard to check its processes.
typing
ps aux | grep raspivid
will show 2 or more lines confirming that this is running, if all you get back after typing this in is just a single line then the camera is not on. This could be because of a host of different reasons but most common is a loose cable somewhere or the card has been corrupted.
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Post by tylerjroach on Aug 15, 2017 13:34:02 GMT -7
@meggr you should not have the -b:V 3M before -f flv. When calling -vcodec copy, this tells ffmpeg not to encode the video, but rather copy the already encoded frames. -b:v is telling ffmepg the opposite (to encode the video)
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