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29 lines
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# moq-pub
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A command line tool for publishing media via Media over QUIC (MoQ).
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Expects to receive fragmented MP4 via standard input and connect to a MOQT relay.
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```
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ffmpeg ... - | moq-pub -i - --host localhost:4443
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```
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### Invoking `moq-pub`:
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Here's how I'm currently testing things, with a local copy of Big Buck Bunny named `bbb_source.mp4`:
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```
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$ ffmpeg -hide_banner -v quiet -stream_loop -1 -re -i bbb_source.mp4 -an -f mp4 -movflags empty_moov+frag_every_frame+separate_moof+omit_tfhd_offset - | RUST_LOG=moq_pub=info moq-pub -i -
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```
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This relies on having `moq-relay` (the relay server) already running locally in another shell.
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Note also that we're dropping the audio track (`-an`) above until audio playback is stabilized on the `moq-js` side.
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### Known issues
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- Expects only one H.264/AVC1-encoded video track (catalog generation doesn't support audio tracks yet)
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- Doesn't yet gracefully handle EOF - workaround: never stop sending it media (`-stream_loop -1`)
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- Probably still full of lots of bugs
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- Various other TODOs you can find in the code
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