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Ghost ffmpeg-Process #1390
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Looks like some problems with FFmpeg and your camera. You can increase log level for exec module to trace and check raw ffmpeg log output. |
I could trace it down to octoprint. Maybe it is DDOSing go2rtc or something. The integration seems buggy. At some time this appears in the Log:
and then CPU goes on full load. This doesn't happen with octoprint being down. I have Octoprint configured with webcam-support activated using the multicam-plugin. //edit: Restarting go2rtc-service ends the process |
Interesting. |
My guess is, that octoprint is spamming requests and go2rtc loses the connection to its own processes somehow. But I'm just wildly guessing ;-) |
I have a weird issue with my USB-Cam-Setup.
This is my config:
USB-Cam Config ist copy&paste from the "Add"-Page.
When I start the server, everything is fine. BUT after some time, a ffmpeg process (Output from ps auxww: "ffmpeg -hide_banner -v error -f v4l2 -video_size 1600x896 -input_format mjpeg -i /dev/video2 -c copy -f mjpeg -") starts and uses 100 % CPU.
I installed go2rtc 2 times. One just through tteck proxmox lxc and the other on my own. Both have the same issue. After a restart, I can use the stream from the cam perfectly fine.
As soon as this process is there, go2rtc has no access to the device.
When the ghost-process is running and I stop the go2rtc-Service, the process goes down.
The Ghost-process starts without any interaction after some time. Even if I don't use any of the streams.
go2rtc-Log has no enlightening infos.
any hints for me?
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