64 Commits (9f9ef66a851ebec5356ab9e4cd3f6ab9bcf79bfd)

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Mike Lang	6bf709287a	cutter: Introduce an alternate cutting approach that is much faster ... This cutter works by only cutting the first and last segments to size, then concatting them with the other segments, so we only ever process a few seconds of video instead of the entire video duration. However, to make this work, care must be taken that the cut segments use the same codecs as the other segments. The reason it's experimental is that we are not yet confident in its ability to cut accurately and without sync issues. We have seen some minor issues when trying to play back the raw output files, but youtube's re-encoding has consistently smoothed out those issues and they seem to be highly player-specific. Vigorous testing is needed. Also note that both methods right now (cat then cut, and cut then cat) only work if all the segments are cattable, that is they all use the same codecs, have the same resolution, etc. If a stream were to change its encoding settings, and we were cutting over that change, both approaches would not work. We should add checks for that scenario (which can only happen over a stream drop), and if so fallback to a slow method using ffmpeg's concat filter, which will work even for disparate codecs, though reconciling mismatched resolutions or frame rates may require further work.	6 years ago
Mike Lang	18aadd6b82	restreamer: Also have an endpoint for generating cut videos on demand ... This is mainly just for testing until we get the database and proper cutter up, but it might prove useful to have in the long run too. This code will probably end up being totally rewritten, as it uses the most naive form of cutting and reencoding, and it has a whole bunch of http-serving specifics intertwined with the cutting logic.	6 years ago
Mike Lang	97d77e19d6	restreamer: Add CORS headers to all responses ... TBH I'm not sure why this is needed (i'm completely clueless about browser stuff), but apparently thrimbletrimmer needs it.	6 years ago
Mike Lang	afe19ca33e	restreamer: Implement graceful stop on SIGTERM	6 years ago
Mike Lang	7ffa90c7e6	restreamer: Make docker image work, fix missing dependencies ... setup.py and Dockerfile were both totally out of whack	6 years ago
Mike Lang	b4e627f382	restreamer: When generating playlists, include discontinuities, timestamps and endlist ... This fills out the incomplete playlist generation functionality to handle holes and communicate extra information. See comments for details.	6 years ago
Mike Lang	201959888a	restreamer: More accurate target duration in playlist	6 years ago
Mike Lang	e34f04cf57	restreamer: Harden generate_media_playlist to handle weird inputs and defaults	6 years ago
Mike Lang	8f5a98a906	restreamer: Don't offer a variant on the master playlist if it's outside requested time range ... This prevents clients from picking a variant that they then can't play any content for. In general we expect the same content to be available on all variants being captured, but if the set of captured variants changes we still want to handle that gracefully.	6 years ago
Mike Lang	5942091d1a	restreamer: Cleanup around argument processing	6 years ago
Mike Lang	a1fa60828d	Basic media playlist generation, missing special cases	6 years ago
Mike Lang	9e115f8a42	restreamer: Also add ability to list known hours so we know where to start replicating from	6 years ago
Mike Lang	bab2d15d6e	Initial implementation of the restreamer ... Supports serving segments, listing segments for an hour, and generating playlists so it can stream.	6 years ago
Mike Lang	ee8f8f6571	restreamer: Initial skeleton	6 years ago