Re: h.264 rtsp ip camera configuration issues - encoding err
Posted: Tue Sep 04, 2012 6:49 am
I'm obsessive, I know.
Using cam config:
- source type: ffmpeg
- source path: rtsp://ip-addr:554/ch0_0.h264
- cap width: 1600
- cap height: 1200
- no fps specified
Using ZM config:
- ffmpeg installed
- Images\MPEG_LIVE_FORMAT = mp4
- Images\MPEG_REPLAY_FORMAT = mp4
- Images\OPT_CAMBOZOLA = Checked
- Images\OPT_FFMPEG = Checked
- Images\PATH_FFMPEG = /usr/local/bin
- Images\FFMPEG_INPUT_OPTIONS = -i
- Images\FFMPEG_OUTPUT_OPTIONS = -r 25
- Images\FFMPEG_FORMATS = mpg mpeg wmv asf avi* mov swf 3gp** h264 mp4
So far, I have images at a low FPS (< 15FPS). Same result as EverWake but with slight improvement. My shared memory is at 4GB and upping it from 1GB to 2GB helped, but then from 2GB to 4GB showed no difference. All other cams are disabled and I am focusing everything on this 1 camera.
Unfortunately the 720p mode is completely useless and the UVGA (1600x1200) isn't very happy. I will continue to test thoroughly and document the results and the final config.
Note, I am a former developer and I was thinking about what it would take to write an ONVIF module for ZM. It would certainly be helpful, but it may be a bit more of an undertaking than I am prepared for.
Using cam config:
- source type: ffmpeg
- source path: rtsp://ip-addr:554/ch0_0.h264
- cap width: 1600
- cap height: 1200
- no fps specified
Using ZM config:
- ffmpeg installed
- Images\MPEG_LIVE_FORMAT = mp4
- Images\MPEG_REPLAY_FORMAT = mp4
- Images\OPT_CAMBOZOLA = Checked
- Images\OPT_FFMPEG = Checked
- Images\PATH_FFMPEG = /usr/local/bin
- Images\FFMPEG_INPUT_OPTIONS = -i
- Images\FFMPEG_OUTPUT_OPTIONS = -r 25
- Images\FFMPEG_FORMATS = mpg mpeg wmv asf avi* mov swf 3gp** h264 mp4
So far, I have images at a low FPS (< 15FPS). Same result as EverWake but with slight improvement. My shared memory is at 4GB and upping it from 1GB to 2GB helped, but then from 2GB to 4GB showed no difference. All other cams are disabled and I am focusing everything on this 1 camera.
Unfortunately the 720p mode is completely useless and the UVGA (1600x1200) isn't very happy. I will continue to test thoroughly and document the results and the final config.
Note, I am a former developer and I was thinking about what it would take to write an ONVIF module for ZM. It would certainly be helpful, but it may be a bit more of an undertaking than I am prepared for.