Photovoltaic
02-02-16, 11:57
I suspect the answer is quite simply no, but what the heck...thought I'd ask, see if people know anything.
So you can record a stream from HDMI IN using a URL Like;
http://<ip-of-xt10k>:8001/8192:0:1:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:?bitrate=25000000?width=192 0?height=1080?framerate=25000?interlaced=0?aspectr atio=0
But this is running through the Transcoder, and the performance of the Transcoder isn't great at this source, it seems.
Does anyone know if there's any possibility to record, somehow, the raw video stream (I'm not even sure what you'd call this) from the HDMI Source (Yeah, I know this will be in the region of 800 Mbps) somehow?
Just trying the URL http://<ip-of-xt10k>:8001/8192:0:1:0:0:0:0:0:0:0: (constructed as you would for the Non Transcoded TS streams from tuners) does not work. Can't say I'm enormously surprised, tbh
Failing that, what parameters fed to the encoder will be Almost Lossless? Is this even remotely possible?
So you can record a stream from HDMI IN using a URL Like;
http://<ip-of-xt10k>:8001/8192:0:1:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:?bitrate=25000000?width=192 0?height=1080?framerate=25000?interlaced=0?aspectr atio=0
But this is running through the Transcoder, and the performance of the Transcoder isn't great at this source, it seems.
Does anyone know if there's any possibility to record, somehow, the raw video stream (I'm not even sure what you'd call this) from the HDMI Source (Yeah, I know this will be in the region of 800 Mbps) somehow?
Just trying the URL http://<ip-of-xt10k>:8001/8192:0:1:0:0:0:0:0:0:0: (constructed as you would for the Non Transcoded TS streams from tuners) does not work. Can't say I'm enormously surprised, tbh
Failing that, what parameters fed to the encoder will be Almost Lossless? Is this even remotely possible?