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It seems that ffmpeg hasn't shipped with ffserver for a very long time.
What distro/version are you using and what ffmpeg version?
On a general note, I wouldn't use uncompressed audio for streaming, way too much bandwidth!
And what is the point in restricting filesize on a streaming server that's supposed to go on streaming forever?
It seems that ffmpeg hasn't shipped with ffserver for a very long time.
What distro/version are you using and what ffmpeg version?
On a general note, I wouldn't use uncompressed audio for streaming, way too much bandwidth!
And what is the point in restricting filesize on a streaming server that's supposed to go on streaming forever?
It's a Yocto Project based hardware. latest linux kernel..
It's not uncomressed, if you check the ffserver.conf, there is an audio_low section
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