Recording Live Stream Using FFmpeg
This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to record a live stream using FFmpeg. The command provided works fine for most occasions, but the process may become segmented and sensor retries are required if the stream is segmented.
Command Syntax
The command syntax for recording a live stream using FFmpeg is as follows:
ffmpeg -i -ccopy output.mp4
Explanation
The command takes the live stream URL as an input (-ccopy) option, which copies the input streams without re-encoding.
Segmented Streams
In some cases, the live stream may be segmented. In such cases, the command may require sensor retries to properly record the stream. The process of segmented streams and sensor retries is beyond the scope of this article.
References
- Book: Linux Multimedia Hacks by Steve Hunger and Dan Moseley
- Article: Streaming Guide on FFmpeg Wiki
- Online Resource: FFmpeg Official Website
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