Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of ffserver

Timestamp:

Oct 11, 2012, 2:07:32 AM (14 years ago)

Author:

burek

Comment:

minor changes

ffserver

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 }}}
 
-When you finally build a valid configuration file, you'll want to run your ffserver in the background (as a daemon), which can be accomplished using either a trailing ampersand character in a shell command or more conveniently you can comment out "NoDaemon" directive inside your config file (works on Windows too).
+When you finally build a valid configuration file, you'll want to run your ffserver in the background (as a daemon), which can be accomplished using either a trailing ampersand character in a shell command or more conveniently you can comment out "`NoDaemon`" directive inside your config file (works on Windows too).
 
 = Connecting your input sources =
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 It would be very wise to start off reading the ffserver's [http://ffmpeg.org/sample.html sample configuration file]. It is self-documented with a lot of comments and it is a good starting point for beginners, since it contains various examples too. It would be a waste of time and space to write about it again here. Also, [http://ffmpeg.org/ffserver.html ffserver's documentation page] might help too. In general, the configuration file is consisted of global directives, list of feed elements, list of stream elements and a specification of a special status stream element, which is used to provide a way for you to view the status of all your running streams.
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+= Examples =
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+TODO: ''add some popular streaming examples, like:''
+- h264+aac in flv/ts
+- theora/vorbis in ogg
+- etc.