Support RTMP, RTSP, RTP as output

[matteos]

FFmpeg can be used to push a stream towards remote servers or clients using different protocols. However, the current codebase prevents such outputs, because the normalization applied to the target string breaks protocol identifiers.

this.options.outputfile = path.normalize(target);

My suggestion is to implement a new method, "saveToStream" for example, and move the normalization check to the "saveToFile" method.

FfmpegCommand.prototype.saveToStream = function(targetstream, callback) {
       this._process(targetstream);
};

and

FfmpegCommand.prototype.saveToFile = function(targetfile, callback) {
 this._process(path.normalize(targetfile));
};

[njoyard]

Normalization should just be removed, it is useless. Le 9 mai 2014 17:29, "Matteo" notifications@github.com a écrit :

FFmpeg can be used to push a stream towards remote servers or clients using different protocols. However, the current codebase prevents such outputs, because the normalization applied to the target string breaks protocol identifiers.

this.options.outputfile = path.normalize(target);

My suggestion is to implement a new method, "saveToStream" for example, and move the normalization check to the "saveToFile" method.

FfmpegCommand.prototype.saveToStream = function(targetstream, callback) { this._process(targetstream); };

and

FfmpegCommand.prototype.saveToFile = function(targetfile, callback) { this._process(path.normalize(targetfile)); };

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/fluent-ffmpeg/node-fluent-ffmpeg/issues/245 .

[njoyard]

Also, this will be fully supported in 2.x

[njoyard]

Note to self: write tests for this feature.

[njoyard]

Works in 2.x

[azarus]

Works in 2.x

So can you please explain how?