Hello Joust,
I'm working on a video-audio streaming project, and I think the pseudostreaming Apache module is a really useful tool, I installed it on my Apache server and it works very good.
Unfortunately, I can use it just for video flv files, as (after metadata injection) I know exactly where keyframes are located (both timestamp and byte position). I need to do the same for an audio-only flv file, but I don't know where inside the file is a particular timestamp. Metadata injection tools I tried don't help me.
If I want to start audio playback from 00:30, I'd need to know where inside the file is located that timestamp, and pass the byte information to the url string. I wonder if there is some kind of "standard conversion", or if the module supports timestamp-based download. Have you ever investigated in this direction?
Thank you
Francesco
I'm working on a video-audio streaming project, and I think the pseudostreaming Apache module is a really useful tool, I installed it on my Apache server and it works very good.
Unfortunately, I can use it just for video flv files, as (after metadata injection) I know exactly where keyframes are located (both timestamp and byte position). I need to do the same for an audio-only flv file, but I don't know where inside the file is a particular timestamp. Metadata injection tools I tried don't help me.
If I want to start audio playback from 00:30, I'd need to know where inside the file is located that timestamp, and pass the byte information to the url string. I wonder if there is some kind of "standard conversion", or if the module supports timestamp-based download. Have you ever investigated in this direction?
Thank you
Francesco