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@kevingodell/node-red-mp4frag

v0.1.1-beta.2

Published

Parse a fragmented mp4 from a buffer and send it to a downstream node or serve it via socket.io and http.

Downloads

62

Readme

@kevingodell/node-red-mp4frag

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A Node-RED node used for parsing fragmented mp4 video from ffmpeg.

Expectations:

  • You should have working knowledge of ffmpeg on the command line.
  • Input MP4 video should be properly fragmented so that it is compatible.
  • When using ffmpeg, set -movflags +frag_keyframe+empty_moov+default_base_moof.
  • If you have difficulties making it work, please open a new discussion and tag me @kevinGodell.
  • Do not send private messages asking for help because that will not benefit others with similar issues.

Installation:

  • go to the correct directory, usually ~/.node-red
cd ~/.node-red
  • using npm
npm install @kevingodell/node-red-mp4frag
  • reboot the node-red server
node-red-stop && node-red-start

Instructions:

  • See the detailed help text in the sidebar.

Screenshots:

Flows:

https://github.com/kevinGodell/node-red-mp4frag/tree/master/examples