Note this is configured for a server at feeder_ip to execute the aforementioned ffmpeg command, and for the server at server_ip so server to client_low_ip through client_high_ip while handling the mpeg to webm conversation on server_ip (continued below).The "-f video4linux2 -standard ntsc -i /dev/video0" portion of that may change depending on your input source (mine is for a video capture card).On the video capture device: ffmpeg -f video4linux2 -standard ntsc -i /dev/video0
Once you've gotten the appropriate version of ffmpeg/ffserver you can set them up for streaming, in my case this was done as follows. I did this on an Ubuntu server and desktop, and this guide showed me how - instructions for other OSes can be found here. Here's what I had to do:įirst, build ffmpeg from source to include the libvpx drivers (even if your using a version that has it, you need the newest ones (as of this month) to stream webm because they just did add the functionality to include global headers). I set this up recently, but it's kind of a pain.
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