See the ffmpeg command? #5512
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DescriptionIs there a way to see the ffmpeg command that is being used to play a stream?
I am trying to figure out why streamlink has no problems playing back a particular dash stream, but I cant get the same results in ffmpeg. I would like the see the ffmpeg command that streamlink is using. Thanks, |
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Streamlink has its own DASH implementation. Knowing the ffmpeg command won't help you, as it only muxes the video and audio streams that get written to named pipes by Streamlink into a single output.
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OK I didn't realise that ffmpeg is only used to mux the streams. |
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Streamlink has its own DASH implementation. Knowing the ffmpeg command won't help you, as it only muxes the video and audio streams that get written to named pipes by Streamlink into a single output.