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Try this one, it is to seek 200 second from the beginning of the recording ID: ffplay -ss 200 rtsp://root:pass@192.168.1.104/axis-media/media.amp?recordingid=20250212_133419_3287_B8A44F284CF7 |
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Hi @furuya-kj , Related links:
You also have the option to use the deprecated method:
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Hello,
I have reviewed the VAPIX API Edge Storage documentation (https://developer.axis.com/vapix/network-video/edge-storage-api/#play-recording-using-rtsp) and understand that it is possible to specify playback time by using the Range header when playing back RTSP recordings.
However, I am facing the following issues when trying to play RTSP streams with FFmpeg:
FFmpeg does not allow me to add a custom Range header to the RTSP request, so I cannot specify the playback time.
I also tried specifying the time using URL query parameters (e.g., &starttime=xxxx), but the API does not recognize these and the playback range cannot be set.
Therefore, I would appreciate it if you could share any methods to achieve the following:
How to specify the start and end time for playback without using the Range header or query parameters.
Alternative parameters or patches that enable time-specified playback using FFmpeg.
Recommended workarounds if it is difficult to perform time-specified playback using FFmpeg alone.
If anyone has knowledge or experience on this topic, I would be very grateful for your guidance.
Thank you very much.
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