>/Basically, what differs from the openRTSP program is that I would
/>/need to read from a data capture file instead of from a network and
/>/to be a listener of an existing RTSP session instead of the client
/>/for this RTSP session.
/
Because you have an existing RTSP client application (and data
already captured from RTSP/RTP sessions), it seems unlikely that our
software could provide much more of what you want. (The most
significant part of our software is our RTSP/RTP protocol
implementation, which apparently you do not need.)
Instead, I suggest just modifying your own RTSP client application,
and/or writing your own simple application to read through your
"tcpdump" files. (This would probably involve mostly just parsing
RTP packets, and stripping off RTP headers, etc.)
--
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
Actually, I don't have access to the client RTSP application. This RTSP
client is embedded in phones like a Nokia with streaming capabilities or
any other phone (so I have no access to those phones).
So I'm interested by both the RTSP/RTP protocol implementation and by
the means to write a compliant video file, by getting the good
parameters from the SDP description and building headers of an AVI file
so that it can be correctly read afterwards by a media player such as
VLC. My application can already export the binary from a RTP packet but
if I just do that (and aggregate the packets' payloads of a same RTP
session), the resulting binary file is unplayable in any video player.
My application already can extract the SDP parameters and can isolate
the payloads from the packets but I have no idea how to export a correct
video file, this is why I wanted to learn about an API of a hint at how
to use this function of the LiveMedia library.
Benoit BEGUE
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