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What browser are you using |
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No, on demand transcoding is not supported |
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So in order to get this to work on Mac Firefox (seems like there is some experimental h265 firefox support on windows), I would need to change my cameras to H264 instead, right? The primary impact of doing so is that the storage footprint will be larger. Are both those points correct? Thanks for the quick response! |
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yes, if you are tied to firefox. Safari, Chrome, and I believe some others support h265 |
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OK, Makes sense. The primary impact of h264 swap will be a larger event clip / recording file size due to the different compression, right? |
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yes |
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Hello,
I have just setup my camera in frigate(it is a pretty generic 25€ IP Cam) and I am able to get live playback in frigate web interface. However after setting up recordings I can't play the recording in my browser and am presented with: Playback cannot continue. No available working or supported playlists.
I can just download the video and view it fine but in frigate I can't view it. I've read in the FAQ: and it says that I need to ensure that the camera's sending H264 encoded video or transcode it.. I think it might just be that my camera is sending H265 encoded video. How can I transcode this. Thanks a lot.
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