* prebuffering/preroll a live stream -- this improves startup time
* videoqmin/videoqmax/videoqdiff -- codec parameters
* maximum bandwidth for live streams
* Add support for .ram and .rpm extensions mapping onto .rm
* Make the status page show bandwidth. Also make the .asf and .rm
links go to .asx and .ram files.
* Make a stream only start streaming when it gets a keyframe on each
stream. This is arguable, and it maybe ought to be restricted to
live streams. However, since I don't think that file streams work,
this is a step in the right direction. It improves the startup delay.
* Log an error if we are unable to delete the temp feed file.
Originally committed as revision 501 to svn://svn.ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg/trunk
* Print out the logging information that comes from WMP (you'd be suprised what
it sends!
* Fix a remotely exploitable buffer overflow (argh!)
* Add support for automatically serving up .asx files. It generates an automatic
redirect to the associated .asf file (with the same parameters). I guess that
someone who understands the realaudio equivalent could hack that it as well.
Originally committed as revision 482 to svn://svn.ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg/trunk
buffers. In fact, the code was pretty much shot.
* Try to fool WMP into thinking that we are a microsoft server.
* When we establish a stream to a user, copy the codec information from
that saved as part of the stream. This gives us the real frame_size and
other important parameters.
* ASF needs to know about key frames, so add some logic to copy this information
around.
* When we get the data from ffmpeg as part of a feed, make sure that we save
the actual codec parameters.
* Allow configuration of AudioCodec and VideoCodec
* Make sure that we delete the feed file before starting. This is not ideal
but it makes things work a whole lot better!
Originally committed as revision 454 to svn://svn.ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg/trunk
(and fix) stream copying. By now force_pts it's just honoured by the MPEG
muxer. ASF could honour this also, but it should be fixed to use Tickers
first.
- MPEG audio decoder exports it's frame size in bytes.
- Hope this fix the floating point exception found in ffserver.
Originally committed as revision 382 to svn://svn.ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg/trunk
