HTTP Live Streaming and Streaming with multiple bitrates.Streaming a simple RTP audio stream from FFmpeg.Record_segments.bat -i "My title" 300 recordings video Record_segments.bat -i "RTSP_URL" "TITLE" SEGMENT_DURATION FOLDER FILENAME You can now record RTSP streams by running the attached record_segments.bat script as shown below: Add a new entry to "Path" under "User variables".Install FFMPEG and unzip it to C:\Program Files\ffmpeg\bin.To record RTSP streams on Windows machines, you must first set up ffmpeg on your machine: FILENAME will be appended with 001.mp4, 002.mp4, etc. FOLDER and FILENAME are where the recordings are stored.TITLE is added as metadata inside the file.RTSPURL should be fully formatted URL for playback of the live stream.Record_segments.sh -i "My title" 300 recordings video Record_segments.sh -i "RTSP_URL" "TITLE" SEGMENT_DURATION FOLDER FILENAME To record RTSP streams on Linux or macOS machines, run the attached record_segments.sh script as shown below: Usage: The "outputfolder" can be any path - absolute or relative. the output file is specified with a %03d which is where an incrementer (01, 02, etc) is added.I think you can use seconds as 5:30 or 0:30 if you needed -f indicates chunks of the file should be split.-map 0 indicates to pull 1st stream (if for some reason this is not the video stream, then try 1 or 2 or look at output of ffmpeg to see what # the video stream is.-metadata adds title (this is shown as overlay in VLC media player).-reset_timestamps is needed so that timestamps are from 0.-c indicates stream should saved to disk as-is (not re-encoded).Ffmpeg -i -c copy -reset_timestamps 1 -metadata title=\\ "Cafe East\\" -map 0 -f segment -segment_time 15 -segment_format mp4 "outputfolder/recording-%03d.mp4"
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