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mpd not available on dash.js #4

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Racheal1064 opened this issue Feb 13, 2020 · 9 comments
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mpd not available on dash.js #4

Racheal1064 opened this issue Feb 13, 2020 · 9 comments

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@Racheal1064
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Hi, I am using windows, according to the description, I compiled ffmpeg from scratch in the listed link, and installed dash.js. after running run_server.sh and run_gen.sh, I couldn't access the mpd file from dash.if player on the browser. Is there some issue with windows OS? or I should just switch to a linux system.

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@johnBartos
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Hi @Racheal1064, it look like there's an issue running the ffmpeg script - it shouldn't exit like that. Can you try running ffmpeg directly with this command bash ./gen_live_ingest.sh localhost 9001 and pasting the output here?

Also, just want to make sure it's not a simple error - did you copy the ffmpeg binary you built into ./dash-ll-server?

@BraynFridman
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Running windows as well, experiencing the same problem. This happens with the binary I made, and with binaries pulled online. The output above is the same when you run ffmpeg directly.

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@BraynFridman Hey sorry to hear that. I have access to a Windows machine now so I'll hopefully have a fix soon.

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If it helps, I just compiled ffmpeg on mac and ran into the same issue. The issue may be stemming from the dashll branch on gitlab.

@johnBartos
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@BraynFridman Can you try compiling with this branch? 0fe5e13b9b76e7fac0c2dac1f4fdc8b37c007d13

Building it on my end too. If you can, would you mind uploading the binary which doesn't work? You can fork this project and push it there.

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BraynFridman commented Feb 20, 2020

@johnBartos I was using the newest commit to make my binary,

Unfortunately, I just made the binary again using the 0fe5e13.. commit, resulting in the same issue.

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Sorry for the delay @BraynFridman, I was on vacation for the past 10 days. I think at this point the easiest solution for Windows users is to dual boot Ubuntu or Debian, which we already have a build of ffmpeg for.

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