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Are there any video players which can play a webrtc stream? Last I checked, VLC and other popular tools still don’t support it.
by WhyNotHugo 1y ago
Are there any video players which can play a webrtc stream? Last I checked, VLC and other popular tools still don’t support it.
- RedShift1 1y agoThat's impossible, VLC supports everything. If VLC doesn't support it, it doesn't exist.
- byteknight 1y agoAmen.
- mey 1y agoXAVC HS 4k 10Bit HEVC 4:2:2 on Windows. Plex and ffmpeg, perfectly fine. VLC is not a fan.
- lillecarl 1y agoWhile that might be true I've found mpv more approachable when doing weird inputs
- oskenso 1y agoI wish vlc supported usf, 2sf and minigsf
- numpad0 1y ago[1]: gst-launch-1.0 playbin3 uri="gstwebrtc://localhost:8443?peer-id=<webrtcsink-peer-id>" WebRTC is normally used in bidirectional use cases like video chat with text options, so I don't think it so odd that VLC doesn't outright support it. VLC does not support dialing into an Asterisk server, either. [1] https://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/documentation/rswebrtc/webrtcsrc.html https://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/documentation/rswebrtc/web...
- mortoc 1y agoI'd guess VLC will get support for it soon now that ffmpeg supports it.
- Gormo 1y agoPossibly, but VLC maintains its own codec libraries and doesn't rely on FFMpeg.
- shmerl 1y agoShould ffplay support it if ffmpeg added support for it in general?
- bilekas 1y agoMaybe I'm wrong but in this case, couldn't you create your own middleware server that could consume the Weber stream feed and then stream out as a regular vlc consumable feed? I'm guessing there will be some transcoding on the fly but that should be trivial..