I have pcap file that contains RTP data which in turn is audio for G.729 codec. Is there a way to decode this stream by pushing it into FFMPEG? This would probably mean I have to extract the RTP payload data from the PCAP file and then somehow pass it to FFMPEG.
Any guidelines and pointers are highly appreciated!
This answer doesn’t require
ffmpeg, but I assume you dont really care how the audio is extracted… check out How to Decode G729 on the wireshark wiki…In Wireshark, use menu "Statistics -> RTP -> Show All Streams". Select the desired stream and press "Analyze".
In the next dialog screen, press "Save Payload…". Save options are
Format = .rawandChannel = forward. Name filemy_input.raw.Convert the
.rawfile to.pcmformat using theOpen G.729decoder. Syntax:va_g729_decoder.exe my_input.raw my_output.pcm. Or for Linux:wine va_g729_decoder.exe my_input.raw my_output.pcm.The
.pcmfile contains 16-bit linear PCM samples at 8000 Hz. Note that each sample is in Little-Endian format. To convert to.auformat, all you need to do is prepend the 24-byte au header, and convert each PCM sample to network byte order (or Big-Endian). The followingperlscript will do the trick.USAGE:
perl pcm2au.pl [my_inputFile] [my_outputFile]