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astro44
Inspiring
September 18, 2014
Question

F4v file corrupted after live recording AMS 5.0.5r5012 FP15

  • September 18, 2014
  • 1 reply
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Two separate issues below:

  1. f4v file can it be salvaged?(we can provide logs and file if need be)
    • running flvcheck we get:
      • moof/traf/trun/ 84
      • moof/traf/tfhd/ 28
      • moof/traf/trun/ 596
      • moof/traf/trun/ 84
      • moof/traf/tfhd/ 28
      • moof/traf/trun/ 28
      • Memory Overhead: 64698 bytes
      • 14-09-18 10:50:19 BPH0_new.f4v passed
    • the f4v file is 725,876 KB  its supposed to be 56:55  in a player duration reads 10:01 and will only play up to that point.
    • Is there anything else that can be done to salvage the file?

  2. Recorded files not matter which type/codec. results in 0kb file size:
    (this issue has been happening in all known versions of AMS since 4.5 on Windows)
    • inconsistent issue, 1 in 15, with files(*any type, f4v,flv audio or video)
    • during a live recording,  0kb file size is produced. 
    • The streams transmits fine to all connected users.
    • having the user stop and start/append doesn't resolve the issue
    • using different record applications (*all using netstream.publish()) doesn't resolve the issue

any Ideas?

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    1 reply

    Adobe Employee
    September 21, 2014

    Acknowledged...Can you please log a bug with AMS...if you provide exact and correct steps to reproduce, the bug might get addressed in next release of AMS.The more clear the steps to reproduce are, the better is the chance of it getting fixed.

    astro44
    astro44Author
    Inspiring
    September 22, 2014

    Just created a bug for #2. 

    #1 has not been as consistent, so filing a bug would have much less info... is there anything we can do with the file in the meantime?

    Adobe Employee
    September 26, 2014

    There is a tool called f4vpp availabel on http://www.adobe.com/in/products/adobe-media-server-family/tool-downloads.html

    The actual download location is http://www.adobe.com/go/fms_tools_samples/

    You can try your luck with this "Adobe F4V Post Processor" tool.