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Hi,

I have MAC OS 10.6 (Snow Leopard) and according to Apple's guide on HTTP Live Streaming, the mediafilesegmenter tool should be there in /usr/bin/ directory but it isnt. There is only the mediastreamsegmenter there. I need the mediafilesegmenter tool to segment MPEG2 Transport streams.

How can I get/install the mediafilesegmenter tool?

Thanks and regards, Farish

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You can Download the current version of the HTTP Live Streaming Tools from the Apple Developer website. You can access them if you are a member of either the iPhone or Mac Developer Program. One way to navigate to the tools is to log onto connect.apple.com, then click either iPhone or QuickTime under the Downloads heading.

Eduardo
thanks for the reply. i had created an account as a student for the iPhone and MAC Developer program but when I login and go to connect.apple.com, i dont see the HTTP Live Streaming Tools in the downloads there.a person in his guide had given a direct link to those tools (download) and when i clicked, it said that i dont have enough rights to access this download...
Farish
A: 

I look for the HTTP Live Streaming Tools but i don't find it on the apple's website... Can you help me ?

David
i havent found them yet too... lets hope someone can answer this..
Farish
It's under QuickTime on the connect.apple.com site. I believe you have to be enrolled as developer for those
hecta
A: 

The mediastreamsegmenter tool will also segment a file - for example:

mediastreamsegmenter -b http://some_playback_host -B stream -f \ /Library/WebServer/Documents/my_stream -p < input_file.ts

(make sure you have created the output directory "my_stream" first).

The above should segment the file into the default of 10 second chunks prefixed with the name 'stream' and also create a .m3u8 file you can point clients at.

man mediastreamsegmenter for more info.

HTH.

Ric8ard
thanks for your reply but it doesnt work. first there is no option '-B' in mediafilesegmenter and if i remove "-B stream", it gives the same error a large number of times (unknown type 2 in pid - 0).can you please suggest something else that might work?
Farish
There's no -B option in mediaFILEsegmenter because I am talking about mediaSTREAMsegmenter. Give mediastreamsegmenter a go.. it should be on your Snow Leopard system.
Ric8ard