

If you play with the command line, more precisely, leave only one filter, then everything works fine: and fragments are cut and playlists are created and a master-playlist is also createdĪlso, I noticed that if I watched the folder in which all the files are stored, I noticed one thing: when using the command given above, a 7kb file is created, and then in the same second, it seems to be cleared. Write information about each resolution to the playlist.m3u8,Ĭreate a master-playlist and write information about upcoming playlists in itĮverything works correctly, BUT: fragments are created, playlists are created, but the master file is empty hls_playlist_type vod -hls_segment_filename "output/conversion/K8eYn1X1/res-%v/segment-%d.ts" output/conversion/K8eYn1X1/res-%v/playlist.m3u8īased on information from various sources, this command line should do the following:Īpply filters with different settings four times, f hls -hls_time 6 -segment_time 6 -hls_list_size 0 -segment_format mpegts I use the following FFMPEG command to generate playlists and a master-playlist for later insertion into a player with HLS support: ffmpeg/ffmpeg.exe -i input/test.mp4
