[streaming] Re: support for 3GPP AMR Audio

[Danny Hermanus]

I have a question, I am a new in VLC, how to setup a
video decorer with VLC when I want to make a live
internet TV (broadcast)
Thanks
--- Benjamin Pracht <bigben+spam at videolan.org> wrote:
> On Mon, Apr 11, 2005, Torben Knerr wrote :
> > will there be support to decode and encode AMR-NB
> and AMR-WB Audio
> > (Adaptive Multi Rate - Narrow/Wide Band), which
> recommended as an audio
> > codec for streaming to mobile phones by 3GPP, in
> future versions of vlc?
> > 
> 
> VLC can encode in AMR, but you'll have to link
> against a self compiled
> version of ffmpeg for that. ffmpeg has support for
> AMR, but using a 3rd
> party library whose license is quite unclear (and
> then not included in
> VLC's bibary releases).
> 
> > i'm also wondering if the mp4 format encoded by
> ffmpeg is 3GPP compliant,
> > since 3GPP recommends iso-mpeg4 file format. is
> there a big difference 
> > between them?
> 
> Are you talking about the codec or the muxing format
> here ? ffmpeg
> should be mpeg4-iso compliant, although there is no
> guranty oif this
> fact (if you find a something offending the norm in
> a ffmpeg generated
> mpeg4 video, tell them, I guess they'll be happy of
> such a bug report). 
> 
> If you're talking about the muxing format, VLC is
> not using ffmpeg's
> muxer, but it's owns. I don't know the axact state
> of VLC's mp4 muxer as
> compared to the norm, but I only know that most
> applications able to
> read .mp4 files are quite happy with VLC's generated
> files.
> 
> > i haven't had the opportunity to test vlc encoded
> mp4 on a phone, but i 
> > think (hope!)
> > it will play as well...
> > 
> -- 
> BigBen
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