


The ffmpeg logs is below, and my docker run command is: docker run -it -name VideoRx videorx:latest (also tried with -p 554) Is there additional authentication through the docker interface, or maybe port access, or something? I’m not much of a networking guy, so I’m really lost at this point. The difficulty is with the stream interface running in docker. So, the basic ffmpeg_lib decode is working. The same code compiled and run locally (not in docker) works fully.Īlso, if I decode a file, the code works fine both locally and in docker container. RTSP/1.0 200 OK), and receives an SPS (nalu 7) and PPS (nalu 8), but nothing after that. The ffmpeg debug output seems to show that it successfully negotiates the rtsp-digest authentication (ie. I am trying to decode a camera rtsp stream using ffmpeg_libs within a ubuntu docker container.
