HDS-Fragmenter is a tool for splitting HTTP Dynamic Streaming (HDS) segment files (.f4f), as generated by Adobe's f4fpackager, into individual fragment files. These fragments can be uploaded and played from a regular web server or a cloud service like Amazon S3, removing the need for the apache-origin module.
HDS-Fragmenter requires node.js and makes use of the npm package tool for managing the required dependencies. Before getting started, be sure to install the necessary local dependencies:
$ npm install
After installation of the dependencies, you'll be able to run the software.
HDS-Fragmenter should be run from command line using the following command:
$ node extract --input <HDS manifest (.f4m) file> --output [directory to store the HDS fragments]
HDS-Fragmenter currently supports both DRM-free video segments and video segments protected using Adobe Access. Special thanks go to Derek Spencer for testing and confirming this functionality works. If you have any additional inquires or requests about DRM functionality for HDS-Fragmenter do not hesitate to contact us.
Have a bug or a feature request? Please open a new issue. Before opening any issue, please search for existing issues and read the Issue Guidelines, written by Nicolas Gallagher.
Maarten Tielemans
Pieter-Jan Speelmans
Steven Tielemans
OpenTelly
Special thanks to
- Derek Spencer (LinkedIn)
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