Open mattreidy opened 1 month ago
I'm unsure of the actual format of the UBV file when Enhanced encoding is used, but the remux utility does not work with it.
It's likely a simple matter of changing how the bitstream is processed, or reading from a different track - do you have a sample .ubv that you are able to share without any identifying information that I could use for development purposes?
Here's a file wit the enhanced encoding - it would be ideal if the program could determine which encoding was used and automatically handle it vs. needing to pass in a flag etc. Thanks for responding and taking a look! I use the program to snatch a clip from a specific camera every 5 minutes and make it available as a "live" video on a web page - www.keuka.org
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gIkG3MATIBWWOpDzRPCsJ2Xwg_fAnJQg/view?usp=sharing
Thanks for the sample file - I'll have a look to see what's different in the structure. I would also hope to have it natively detect and extract H264/H265 depending on what is in the file.
FYI if you haven't already tried it, give Ubiquiti's native tool a go - it is available at /usr/share/unifi-protect/app/node_modules/.bin/ubnt_ubvexport
(at least on my cloudkey). I built this tool before Ubiquiti provided that, and while I still think my tool is able to recover more from corrupted files ubnt_ubvexport
seems to work well on normal files.
UniFi Protect Application 4.0.21 now adds H265 HEVC as an option for newer cameras and is used when "Enhanced" encoding is selected in the camera recording settings. ("Standard" encoding continues to be H.264).
It would be great if this utility could support both types of encoding.
https://community.ui.com/releases/UniFi-Protect-Application-4-0-21/6890a055-2a90-4011-a3e6-18f8e290244f