On my Pogoplug Pro .flv files seem to work fine so...
This is what I use for a high def .ts file for example:
ffmpeg -i inputfile.ts -b 9000K -ar 44100 outputfile.flv
Note: I set the bitrate to 9000 k bits/sec
and the audio rate to 44100 Hz
Categories: Other Pogoplug Enabled Devices
Anyone here knows what is the ffmpeg command compatible to pogoplug video transcoding optimisation? Sometimes, waiting for the pogoplug to transcode is time consuming, it takes days transcoding a series of multiple episodes. I am using ubuntu, I would prefer to share optimised videos transcoded on my linux box so that my family can watch those movies on their android devices instantly once they are uploaded. Any clue from the cloud engine team? i would appreciate helps that resolve my misery.
Hi rlh,
Thanks for your reply.
But that does not work for me. I am using Samsung Galaxy Apollo, I just wonder is it the limitation of the phone or pogoplug client for android? It still asks me to either optimise it for phone, or download it. I am sure once it is optimised or transcoded on the pogoplug, this message will not appear, the streaming will work straight away. The downside of this is that it will slow down my file access to pogoplug and also optimisation will take a long time to finish !!!
rlh said: On my Pogoplug Pro .flv files seem to work fine so... This is what I use for a high def .ts file for example: ffmpeg -i inputfile.ts -b 9000K -ar 44100 outputfile.flv Note: I set the bitrate to 9000 k bits/sec and the audio rate to 44100 Hz
Thanks for your reply. but may know the followings?
Which model of phone are you using.
What do you mean by work fine, streaming without downloading and play straight away without any prompt from the pogoplug client on the phone?
What player were you using?
cheers
InvincibleMutant
Sorry I didn't read your complete problem.
I'm not downloading to a phone, just streaming to local laptops.
I was also trying to find way of using ffmpeg on laptop to do
fast transcoding and then uploading transcoded video to pogoplug for
instant viewing and the above ffmpeg command works fine for me.
For your phone have you tried to resize your video using the size option?
As in -s wxh, where w is the width of your screen in pixels and
h is the height in pixels.
So for 800x600 the ffmpeg command would then be
ffmpeg -i inputfile.ts -b 9000K -ar 44100 -s 800x600 outputfile.flv
ooops: maybe also lower the bit rate to something more reasonable for a phone app.

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