Re: video-email
Conrad Parker <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.multimedia.ogg.theora.general |
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On 2 July 2010 00:59, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote: >> I think an important caveat is that while Vorbis is normally >> encapsulated in Ogg already, Speex usually isn't. So, he would need >> something that can mux Speex already. Do any of the standard Speex >> tools already mux Speex into Ogg? > > liboggz (and its tools) supports Speex in Ogg. > speexenc encodes Speex from PCM (can mux in ogg). > speexdec decodes Speex (can probably do from ogg) yes, speexdec only decodes Ogg Speex. Ogg is the native container format for Speex files. > Gstreamer has Speex elements. > > So a combination of speexenc and oggz-merge might do. yup, that would work. It should also work streaming (eg. set up fifos for the audio + video inputs, and run oggz-merge on those). > For realtime (as opposed to plain files), I'm not sure if speexenc can > be used, I haven't checked. I don't see why not, it doesn't do any seeking on the content, and should be quite fast enough on any platform that can do Theora. Conrad.