Hi Corion,

I've had a look a VideoMixer, thanks for this. I'm using wxMediaCtrl to output. I've tried streaming FFMPEG to a file (which works) and then opening with wxMediaCtrl, (which doesn't, because the file is opened with an exclusive lock by FFMPEG). I need wxMediaCtrl to be able to work a bit like Youtube with a sliderbar to rewind and play parts of the video, I also want to take snaps and clips and stuff. This is all working if I play an .avi file. However, I've only made it work for a live source with a streaming Server like BraodCam, which degrades the quality as it assumes inet delivery.

Your plan uses standard output and FFMPEG, which seems like a good idea. I think I can make it work with FFMPEG, but what command do you use to stop it?

I've looked through VideoMixer, but I can't see where you stop the streaming process. I'm not familiar with GL, so maybe I just missed it.

Thanks for your help.

regards

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