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HTTP: FLV or TS stream outputs the correct header. The HTTP-FLV stream downloaded in the browser has a different FLV header than the stream pulled by ffmpeg. #939
My network camera does not have audio. Then I used the following command to push the camera's rtsp stream to the srs server. The configuration file used is SRS-HTTP-FLV Deployment Example.
Afterwards, I used the following command on ffmpeg to pull the http-flv stream into the srs.flv file.
ffmpeg.exe -i http://192.168.31.221:8080/live/livestream.flv -vcodec copy -acodec copy -f flv srs.flv
Then I used FlvParse to examine the structure of srs.flv, and it showed has audio=0, indicating that there was no Audio Tag, which is consistent with the actual situation. However, on the other hand, when I directly input the link http://192.168.31.221:8080/live/livestream.flv into the browser, the downloaded file showed has audio=1, but still no Audio Tag. What could be the reason for this?