Quick and dirty scrip to upload a movie into a Warp 10™ instance

upload_movie.sh

PATH=`realpath Bento4-SDK-1-5-1-628.x86_64-unknown-linux/bin`:$PATH

IN_FILE='what_is_warp_10.mp4'
OUT_DIR='tmp_movie_files'
WARP10_URL='http://127.0.0.1:8080/api/v0/update'
TOKEN='YOUR_WRITE_TOKEN'
SPLITS=50

rm -rf $OUT_DIR
mkdir -p $OUT_DIR

### FRAGMENT
mp4fragment --fragment-duration 1000 $IN_FILE $OUT_DIR/frag_$IN_FILE
cd $OUT_DIR
# Find the timescales for each track and timestamps for each fragment.
mapfile -t timescales < <( mp4info frag_$IN_FILE | grep timescale: | sed 's/[^0-9]//g' )
mapfile -t timestamps < <( mp4dump --verbosity 1 frag_$IN_FILE | grep "entry 0" | sed 's/.*time=\([0-9]*\).*/\1/g' )

### SPLIT 
# split by segment
mp4split --media-segment segment.%llu.%04llu.m4s frag_$IN_FILE

# Rename to match time and split each split in $SPLITS splits.
ts_index=0
track_number=1
for timescale in "${timescales[@]}"; do
  mapfile -t segment_files < <( ls segment.$track_number*.m4s )
  for segment_file in "${segment_files[@]}"; do
    ts_ms=$((${timestamps[ts_index]} * 1000000 / $timescale))  # Consider us time unit
    split -n $SPLITS -d $segment_file $ts_ms.$segment_file.
    rm -f $segment_file
    ((ts_index++))
  done
  ((track_number++))
done

### CONVERT TO B64
# b64-encode each splits
for split_m4s in *.m4s.*; do
  base64 -w 0 $split_m4s > $split_m4s.b64
done

# b64-encode init.mp4
base64 -w 0 init.mp4 > 0.segment.0.0000.mp4.00.b64

### GENERATE THE GTS INPUT FILE
current_ts_delta=0

for b64file in *.b64; do
  # Get the  
  readarray -d . -t b64file_split <<< "$b64file"
  ts=${b64file_split[0]}
  track=${b64file_split[2]}

  ts_split=$ts
  if [ $track -gt 0 ]; then
    ts_split=$(($ts + $current_ts_delta))
    current_ts_delta=$((($current_ts_delta + 1) % $SPLITS))
  fi

  echo $ts_split// $IN_FILE{track=$track} b64:`cat $b64file` >> $IN_FILE.gts

done

### UPLOAD TO WARP 10
curl -H "X-Warp10-Token:$TOKEN" -T $IN_FILE.gts $WARP10_URL

### CLEAN
rm -rf $OUT_DIR