Broadcasting video from 2 IP cameras to the site

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mmjurov2013-10-30 22:18:14

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mmjurov, 2013-10-30 22:18:14

Tell me, who can come across a similar problem:

There are 2 IP cameras. The customer wants to put them side by side and broadcast video from them to the site in one stream in turn - 10 seconds from one / 10 seconds from the other.
I want to dissuade him from such an idea, because I do not understand the meaning. Then I thought - maybe it still exists? A quick google on the topic turned up nothing.
Are there any software or services that allow you to do such somersaults? I know a little more about streaming and ip cameras than nothing :(

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Timur Tuchkovenko, 2013-11-07
@eill

i would use astra. Quite a normal example is here: cesbo.com/forum/topic/788-record-and-repeat-recorded-in-a-loop/
the only thing - I would rewrite the config a bit so that it broadcasts one source for 10 seconds, and then - another. Etc.
minimal modifications are required.

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Rikcon, 2013-10-30
@Rikcon

If you do not disdain "outsourcing", then you can ask the guys from ru.ivideon.com/ . They are on the hub.

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Andrew, 2013-10-31
@xaoc80

You can try with ffmpeg - write a script that will start ffmpeg with different sources (-i), take a signal from the camera and broadcast (supported by rtmp rtp, etc)

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demimurych, 2013-10-31
@demimurych

on the rights of delirium. you can make such a crutch,
actually show two streams one on top of the other, only by the timer make one player visible and the second not.

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Ruslan Mustaev, 2013-11-01
@NorthFighter

We implemented it like this:
Camera>ffmpeg(convert)>erlyvideo(distribution).