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Instructions how to create the media & various renditions in dash etc

Open kaihendry opened this issue 8 years ago • 6 comments

Would be great if you could please document how I can create my own bucket with my own transcoded videos, assuming say I'm starting from the FCPX output of some huge4k.mov file.

https://github.com/GoogleChrome/sample-media-pwa/blob/master/src/client/videos.json

kaihendry avatar Apr 25 '17 06:04 kaihendry

Devil's Advocate here.. Would that not be a question to ask the people who made Dash ??

WORMSS avatar Apr 25 '17 06:04 WORMSS

@WORMSS That would be like asking WHATWG how to build a sample-media-pwa... no? :rofl:

kaihendry avatar Apr 25 '17 06:04 kaihendry

No.. It would be like asking the people who made Dash, "How to make media and various renditions in Dash"

WORMSS avatar Apr 25 '17 07:04 WORMSS

Well, I would still prefer to hear how Paul did it. I did catch a glimpse of how he did it in his videos with various ffmpeg invocations.

kaihendry avatar Apr 25 '17 07:04 kaihendry

I'd be happy to provide it. Though I believe @jpmedley is working on documenting all of that good stuff, so it might be better to wait so you get a proper and thorough explanation rather than my hacked-up version!

paullewis avatar Apr 25 '17 07:04 paullewis

Any update on this?

j2is avatar Oct 12 '19 09:10 j2is

Please check out the recently-released Shaka Streamer:

https://github.com/google/shaka-streamer

You provide one config file for the input, one for the encoding pipeline, and optionally a cloud storage bucket (Google or Amazon) to push the output to. It runs FFmpeg to transcode and Shaka Packager to package, optionally encrypt, and write the output manifests (DASH, HLS, or both). No messy command lines, no need to be an FFmpeg expert.

There are many sample configs in the repo, and full docs are available here:

https://google.github.io/shaka-streamer/

Does this help?

joeyparrish avatar Oct 12 '19 16:10 joeyparrish

Ah perfect, thank you!

j2is avatar Oct 12 '19 16:10 j2is