Linux 2022-08-08 11:23

but

so what i’m going to do is

u need somehow one ffmpeg not 100

if i connect the page

i mean

if i connect to the http link

ye

that http link looks like a normal mp4 file

but actually mp4 file is nonexistence

we can try

and data is coming from encoded video of your real-time screen

we can do very simple httpd
thats sends on every request this, not just on specific url

.. once it works

since ffmpeg output is single stream

i don’t think it will allow multiple connections

so, u need a listener
a parser minimally
and a ffmpeg cmd

and i don’t need multiple connections

k

so i have to first figure out why my netcat webserver failed

it can download a video

but can’t play while downloading

probably some ffmpeg opt missing

a ‘make it streamable’ one

i don’t think so

so i’ll test the same file http://techslides.com/demos/sample-videos/small.mp4

this one on my netcat webserver

$ cat header
HTTP/1.1 200 OK

PC@DESKTOP-S799JDR ~
$ cat header a.mp4 | nc -l -p 1500 -c

this is the command i ran to host video to http

ih

u need headers

oh this one works

Content-Type: bla/mp4

maybe video is too small to test

let me get other mp4 file

dunno which code, file tool knows

and also