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Question about streamer and tcpserversink

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inkwaterman
Contributor II

Hi !

I'm using gstreamer on iMx6 platform, and I need to stream a video source with an audio source together via ethernet.

I'm using the following pipeline where I take a video file (iMX6.mp4) and an audio file (yb.mp3) muxed together and sinked by tcpserversink.

gst-launch  filesrc location=/demo/iMX6.mp4 typefind=true ! aiurdemux ! queue  ! vpudec ! vpuenc codec=6  ! queue ! mux. filesrc location=/yb.mp3  typefind=true ! beepdec ! audioconvert  ! 'audio/x-raw-int, channels=2' ! mfw_mp3encoder  ! queue ! mux. mpegtsmux  name=mux !  queue ! tcpserversink host=192.168.2.62 port=5000

When I try to reproduce the streaming with VLC (opening tcp://192.168.2.62:5000) I hear only the mp3 file without video.

Where am I wrong ?

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inkwaterman
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Hi Leonardo, thank for your reply...

I just tried with UDP streaming but it doesn't work....

and yes, in my pipeline I did a transcode...

Regards

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YixingKong
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Matteo

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Matto

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Matto

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LeonardoSandova
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if you already have encoded data, why do you decode and encode again? are you doing transcoding? have you tried UDP streaming?

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