@zanco - Ben, sorry for the delay in reply. I didn't quite appreciate how many replies I'd get! What you need to look for in the log file is the following: <MAP name="" isArray="false"> <STR name="ip">0.0.0.0</STR> <UINT16 name="port">6666</UINT16> <STR name="protocol">inboundLiveFlv</STR> <STR name...

I'm very glad to see this post has been so helpful to so many people. I have had a little free time and implemented a version of the how-to using Strobe Media Player. It works fantastically well in place of JWPlayer so I'll soon be updating the how-to to use that instead. Many thanks to @towolf for ...

I had a custom camera plate made for a robot car I'm building and photodoc'd it. Hope you enjoy the pics!

http://imgur.com/a/WSL6B

Try this:
raspivid -t -9999999 -w 960 -h 540 -fps 25 -b 500000 -vf -o -

It will probably be failing. Is the camera seated correctly?

Hi bouncymat. I think you can do better than 6 seconds. Like I say, I'm getting about 1s. Netcat to dekstop over wifi seems to be a lot faster than ffmpeg/rtmp over wifi, so I'm going to try running some performance tests to see where the lag is occurring. I'm hoping the lag is occurring in the fram...

Thanks @znanev! Really nice to hear this is working for people. I've added your suggestion about creating the log directory to the instructions.

@recantha - You need ffmpeg compiled from source not for its newness but because Debian's is crippled without H264. The actual source code from github contains H264, which is why we use that. Everyone else, thanks for trying it out! I've updated the instructions with your information for the benefit...

Okay, that clearly tells me that crtmspserver is starting up correctly and is receiving the stream but that it has a data rate of zero. We know raspivid works correctly, so the problem must be with ffmpeg. My guess is that you had already previously installed ffmpeg on your system and did not uninst...

Can you post the crtmpserver log?

Oh, you shouldn't need any of the VLC stuff. If it's of any use, I ran the rpi-update on Sunday 26th.

I think I saw a post about the -t option has been reverted to only take unsigned ints for some reason, so stick with 999999999 if -1 is giving errors. Do you see the connection appear in the crtmpserver logs at all? Can you check if you have libavcodec installed? - EDIT - Also, try the following com...

That output looks weird because you have a bitrate of 0 but your output stream size is greater than 0. I also notice ffmpeg is complaining about frame rates. You can adjust the frame rates with -fps for raspivid and -r for ffmpeg. raspivid -t -1 -w 960 -h 540 -fps 25 -b 500000 -vf -o - | ffmpeg -i -...

SPD Raspberry Pi Camera setup instructions for Raspbian Wheezy Requirements: Raspbian Wheezy with hard float enabled. I assume you have avahi, wifi, and have updated to the latest firmware and enabled the camera. You also have a web server configured on the pi. Install crtmpserver sudo aptitude ins...