canwilf
8th January 2010, 19:08
Is it possible to stream the avisynth output as a streaming webpage video?
It has to be the 'live' streaming output or 'transcoded-live' output that is viewed in the web page.
Any help would be Much appreciated.
canwilf
NerdWithNoLife
12th January 2010, 01:15
You can open AVS files in ManyCam, then use Adobe Flash Media Live Encoder to encode, broadcast with Ustream, and put the Ustream embed code on your website.
Note that ManyCam can be used at 320x240, or 640x480, but not 1:1 PAR widescreen. You can, however, make it anamorphic widescreen, telling FMLE to resize during the encode.
Edit: I actually did this the other day, on JTV though. Here is the clip (http://www.justin.tv/s/H3gkY9w/clip/13a55ac0a1cea102), freshly extracted from the archives. I created the script during the show to deinterlace via SeparateFields().SelectEven(), and resize to anamorphic 320x240 (with pillarboxing). Writing the script live is why it didn't work initially. So on one hand, it was done on the fly. On the other hand, I goofed, but it worked out in the end.
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