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Video Encoding
pocock:
You need to adapt the example command to make it do what you want to do.
It might be helpful to ask people in the mailing list or IRC channel for gstreamer, they can help you construct a gstreamer command to do just about anything and they may be interested in how you are using it on a new platform
MauryG5:
Ok thanks, I'll try to find that channel, which server must you connect to to reach this channel via irc, what about?
MauryG5:
Hi Pocock, I tried to use that command you posted to me but I get the syntax wrong, so I didn't quite understand how to use it. Can you write the exact syntax that I need to report on the terminal to make me better understand how to use it? Thank you very much
pocock:
This is the example command in the page:
--- Code: --- gst-launch-1.0 filesrc location=~/big_buck_bunny.mov ! qtdemux ! h264parse ! vaapidecodebin ! vaapisink
--- End code ---
Notice that the qtdemux is only for a Quicktime file (*.mov). If your input file has another format, such as MP4 or WebM, then you need to replace the qtdemux with another element.
I recommend asking on the mailing list for gstreamer, this is also a good way to raise awareness about what people are trying to do with OpenPOWER.
Please post the full command line you are trying to use and the full error.
MPC7500:
Or just use Google search -> enable vaapi fedora and you will get a result like this.
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