Helper script used to monitor HLS streaming from the server side. You can exit from the script with CTRL^C. You should see the following output:
nginx server monitor ==================== Logs path: /opt/data/artifacts/ffmpeg-hls-server Total requests: 1 Running requests: 1 vod/avc/WAR_TRAILER_HiQ_10_withAudio: frames=250, fps=24, fragments=1 Completed requests: 0
It says that there is a single request being processed (Total requests).
It is currently running (Running requests) and its running status is as
follows: stream being produced is vod/avc/WAR_TRAILER_HiQ_10_withAudio,
250 frames transcoded and average transcoding speed is 24 fps, number of
produce HLS fragments is 1.
Upon completion you will see something similar to the following:
nginx server monitor ==================== Logs path: /opt/data/artifacts/ffmpeg-hls-server Total requests: 1 Running requests: 0 Completed requests: 1 vod/avc/WAR_TRAILER_HiQ_10_withAudio: frames=3443, fps=24, fragments=14, status=0
Pay attention that monitoring loop reports status of the completed ffmpeg transcoding.
Mind that monitoring loop relies on ffmpeg output reporting number of transcoded frames and speed (in fps). ffmpeg reports this data with some delay, so be patient. As of now there is no way to control ffmpeg reporting frequency.