[07:45am] Freakshow: anyone have examples of how I would multiple bitrates out of a single input?
[07:45am] Freakshow: looking at this as an example
[07:45am] Freakshow: http://smorgasbork.com/component/content/article/35-linux/92-ffmpeg-the-mother-of-all-command-lines
[07:45am] Freakshow: but was curious how applicable it was.
[07:46am] Freakshow: given recent release changes...
[07:47am] Freakshow: holy crap... just saw the date on that...
[07:48am] Freakshow: nevermind, I'll cross reference and see what I can come up with today
[07:48am] Freakshow: and then ask again
[07:48am] kriegerod: is there any usage example of av_asrc_buffer_add_samples() on earth?
[07:51am] kriegerod: Freakshow, that example is over-complicated. You should try "ffmpeg -i in.file -b:v 100k 100k.file -b:v 200k 200k.file" - you get the idea
[07:51am] kriegerod: -b is for bitrate
[07:51am] kriegerod: input file options go before -i option, output file options go before output file name
[08:00am] Freakshow: kriegerod: what if I want to specify multiple rtsp outputs? does the same principle apply?
[08:01am] kriegerod: yes
[08:02am] Freakshow: hmm... is the simple notion of the additional -b:v 200k indicating that it's another output?
[08:03am] Freakshow: so like -b:v 100k -c:v libx264 -profile:v baseline -f rtsp rtsp://output -b:v 200k -c:v libx264 -profile:v baseline -f rtsp rtsp://output
[08:03am] kriegerod: simply options are split by places where input and output file names/URLs are located
[08:04am] kriegerod: your line is right
[08:04am] Freakshow: ok ok
[08:04am] Freakshow: cool
[08:04am] Freakshow: I'll give that a shot, thanks!
[08:04am] MindSpark: I think I just missed the beginning of this conversation
[08:04am] MindSpark: can someone pastebin/send it to me?
[08:05am] Freakshow: sure, hang on
[08:05am] MindSpark: this is probably very similar to what I am trying to achieve