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You can have full control over text and binary WebSocket message by using --binary-prefix, --text-prefix and --base64 options.
You'll need strip the output from binary prefixes and filter the output though something like perl -pe 'use MIME::Base64; $_=decode_base64($_);' with --base64 though, prior to feeding it to FFmpeg.
You there is a publicly available endpoint that I can try myself, I can construct a command line for you.
Hello! Thanx for the great tool!
I have a question. I have following scenario to do:
I tried all possible combinations ) but no luck. one message to socket work ok, but two is not working (
is it possible to achieve at all?
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