Can Wowza Stream this 3GP over RTSP?
Hello!
We have a library of several thousands 3gp files that we currently stream using Helix Server. We want to use Wowza for all our VOD streaming (currently we use it for our flv web VOD streaming).
Here are the details of the file:
I've tried this link, but without any luck: rtsp://rtsp01.hddn.com/play/_definst_/mp4:vod/wapamovil.wapatv2/wapamovil_test.3gp
Any idea? Is this format compatible or do I need to re-encode?
We have a library of several thousands 3gp files that we currently stream using Helix Server. We want to use Wowza for all our VOD streaming (currently we use it for our flv web VOD streaming).
Here are the details of the file:
General Complete name : Wapa_Mobile.3gp Format : MPEG-4 Format profile : 3GPP Media Release 4 Codec ID : 3gp4 File size : 4.43 MiB Duration : 9mn 25s Overall bit rate : 65.8 Kbps Video ID : 1 Format : H.263 Format profile : BaseLine@1.0 Codec ID : s263 Duration : 9mn 25s Bit rate mode : Variable Bit rate : 52.7 Kbps Width : 176 pixels Height : 144 pixels Display aspect ratio : 1.222 Frame rate mode : Constant Frame rate : 10.000 fps Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.208 Stream size : 3.55 MiB (80%) Writing library : FFMpeg Audio ID : 2 Format : AMR Format/Info : Adaptive Multi-Rate Format profile : Narrow band Codec ID : samr Duration : 9mn 25s Bit rate mode : Constant Bit rate : 10.8 Kbps Channel(s) : 1 channel Sampling rate : 8 000 Hz Bit depth : 13 bits Stream size : 745 KiB (16%) Writing library : FFMpeg
I've tried this link, but without any luck: rtsp://rtsp01.hddn.com/play/_definst_/mp4:vod/wapamovil.wapatv2/wapamovil_test.3gp
Any idea? Is this format compatible or do I need to re-encode?
I don't think this will work with Wowza. H.263 video and AMR audio are not supported.
Richard
Richard
Thanks... is there a list of supported mobile formats by Wowza?
We currently have lots of traffic from Blackberry devices, so a format that work for those devices is important.
We currently have lots of traffic from Blackberry devices, so a format that work for those devices is important.
Use h.264 video and AAC audio. MP3 audio might work too, but AAC is preferable. I would also use Baseline level 3 profile for the video, which is a requirement for iOS devices, but can't hurt in this case.
Richard
Richard
Thanks!
I also found this demo on wowza site and read the encoding details:
http://www.wowza.com/mobile.html
Here I have one Android device (Samsung Vibrant) and one Windows Mobile 6.5 device (Samsung Epix). I was able to playback both audio/video on the Android, but only audio on the Windows Mobile 6.5.
I'll need to try other devices (specially BB) to see how it works. That is the only mobile encoding you currently support?
I also found this demo on wowza site and read the encoding details:
http://www.wowza.com/mobile.html
Here I have one Android device (Samsung Vibrant) and one Windows Mobile 6.5 device (Samsung Epix). I was able to playback both audio/video on the Android, but only audio on the Windows Mobile 6.5.
I'll need to try other devices (specially BB) to see how it works. That is the only mobile encoding you currently support?
Yes, that's what you should use for mobile at this time.
Also take a look at Wowza specs page
http://wowza.com/specs.html
And list of tested players
http://www.wowza.com/forums/content.php?47-Playback-devices-that-work-with-Wowza-(mobile-set-top-desktop)
The above is not a complete list, but I don't think Windows Mobile supported.
Richard
Also take a look at Wowza specs page
http://wowza.com/specs.html
And list of tested players
http://www.wowza.com/forums/content.php?47-Playback-devices-that-work-with-Wowza-(mobile-set-top-desktop)
The above is not a complete list, but I don't think Windows Mobile supported.
Richard
