Does this module support H.265?

[HeyJupiter]

Hi, @winshining, you've done such a great job! I've searched a long time to see if there are some modules meet my needs that pull streams through http-flv.

But I found it didn't support H.265, right? Do you have a plan to add the feature?

[winshining]

No.
If Adobe doesn't update FLV tags to support H.265 officially, ffmpeg won't support it, you can see ticket6389. Moreover, players won't support H.265 over FLV neither. Someone has attempted to add private tags for FLV. However, it will cost so much to adapt publishers, servers and players to support the private tags, because it is not GENERAL.

[matiaspl]

Maybe you could consider adding SRT support like Wowza had. This would open the possibility of using H.265 (ffmpeg can be used as a live encoder as it already supports SRT output). 20.08.2018 04:36 "winshining" <notifications@github.com> napisał(a): No. If Adobe doesn't update FLV tag to support H.265 officially, ffmpeg won't support it, you can see ticket6389 <http://trac.ffmpeg.org/ticket/6389>. Moreover, players won't support H.265 over RTMP neither. Someone has attempted to add private tags for FLV. However, it will cost so much to adapt publishers, servers and players to support the private tags, because it is not GENERAL. — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#61 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AB049ovgAjahM1QaliF0Ua5DwzjVS7Suks5uSiCVgaJpZM4WDEfP> .

[winshining]

@matiaspl What does SRT mean?

[matiaspl]

SRT stands for Secure Reliable Transport - https://www.srtalliance.org/. It's a quite advanced opensource protocol that allows data streams (usually "broadcast tv" style MPEG-TS) to be sent over IP networks with encryption, packet retransmission and forward error correction. There's a public repository at https://github.com/Haivision/srt

[HeyJupiter]

@winshining Thanks for your patient reply. So I have to re-encode my media file into H.264 :(
@matiaspl Are there any specifications about SRT then?