asterisk users - Feb 2010 - video voicemail

Playing around with the Grandstream GXV3140.

I'm interested in having the video voicemail clips emailed in a format 
that might be opened by Windows Media Player or even Quicktime.  Have been 
googling around a lot and have tried various bits of OSS to read the 
resulting .h264 file that asterisk is saving, but having absolutely no 
luck.  A video nut I know took a look at the file and said it had no 
header, and was actually convinced there was no video in it.

Anyone else trying to do this?

Cheers,

j

15 feb 2010 kl. 20.31 skrev Jeff LaCoursiere:
> 
> Playing around with the Grandstream GXV3140.
> 
> I'm interested in having the video voicemail clips emailed in a format 
> that might be opened by Windows Media Player or even Quicktime.  Have been 
> googling around a lot and have tried various bits of OSS to read the 
> resulting .h264 file that asterisk is saving, but having absolutely no 
> luck.  A video nut I know took a look at the file and said it had no 
> header, and was actually convinced there was no video in it.
> 
> Anyone else trying to do this?
Asterisk is not saving a proper h.264 file, it's saving the raw RTP media. 
I think that ffmpeg had a module that could handle this at some point in time.

Because of patents for H.264, we can't convert the media to anything useful.

/O