can mediafilesegmenter support hevc

Hi,


I try to use mediafilesegmenter to generate .m3u8 file, but failed when input hevc format video.

My command is: $mediafilesegmenter -r -s ../hevc.mp4

Jun 22 2017 11:23:03.354: Using floating point is not backward compatible to iOS 4.1 or earlier devices

Jun 22 2017 11:23:03.354: Single file output is not backward compatible to earlier than iOS 5.0

Jun 22 2017 11:23:03.354: ISO fragmented mode, forcing segments to start with I-Frame

Jun 22 2017 11:23:03.359: Invalid media type, track 0

Jun 22 2017 11:23:03.359: no tracks found!

Jun 22 2017 11:23:03.359: average bit rate is 0.00 bits/sec - max file bit rate is 0.00 bits/sec


For h264 video mp4, it's OK. Command is: $mediafilesegmenter -r -s ../h264.mp4

un 22 2017 11:23:44.235: Using floating point is not backward compatible to iOS 4.1 or earlier devices

Jun 22 2017 11:23:44.235: Single file output is not backward compatible to earlier than iOS 5.0

Jun 22 2017 11:23:44.235: ISO fragmented mode, forcing segments to start with I-Frame

Jun 22 2017 11:23:44.250: Wrote 0 to 709 to main.mp4

Jun 22 2017 11:23:44.266: Wrote 709 to 3976848 to main.mp4

Jun 22 2017 11:23:44.266: segment bitrate 3.29 Mbits/sec is new max

Jun 22 2017 11:23:44.284: Wrote 3976848 to 7348942 to main.mp4

Jun 22 2017 11:23:44.302: Wrote 7348942 to 10658904 to main.mp4

Jun 22 2017 11:23:44.304: Wrote 10658904 to 11195342 to main.mp4

Jun 22 2017 11:23:44.304: average bit rate is 2.99 Mbits/sec - max file bit rate is 3.29 Mbits/sec


The mediafilesegmenter version is 1.2(170524)

Replies

Did you ever have any luck with this? I am having the same issue.


Also if I use this tool with the -r option it takes my AVC1 and file and makes it read like it is HEVC (but it isn't)