On 1/12/07, Emanuele Fumagalli <emanuele.fumagalli at babelnetworks.com> wrote: > >> the only ffmpeg related question here seems to be if you can play a > >> partially > >> downloaded avi assuming that the part you want to play is already > >> downloaded > >> the awnser is of course yes > > > > Ok, has someone an idea how to do that, do I have to make a server and use > streaming (av_open_input_stream) or is there a way to decode buffer of data > (not file)? > thanks again If your p2p client prioritizes downloading of the beginning and end of the file, you can usually play it the normal way as if it was undamaged after the header and index have been obtained. For maximum comfort, you could modify the avi demuxer so it would use the information about which blocks are unavailable to avoid them when demuxing and seeking. -- Jindrich Makovicka
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