while(true)
{
fWatchVariable = 0;
dummyTask(NULL); // 100ms
env->taskScheduler().doEventLoop(&fWatchVariable);
if (fWatchVariable = 1)
{
printf("\nIn While fWatchVariable=%d,",fWatchVariable);
if (!mP4LiveSms->mpeg4LiveSource != NULL)
mP4LiveSms->mpeg4LiveSource->deliverFrame();
}
}
Note that you don't need to test for "if (fWatchVariable == 1)",
because we return from "doEventLoop()" only if "fWatchVariable" is
not 0. (I presume that you have some other thread - not running
LIVE555 code - that is setting "fWatchVariable" to 1 when new data
becomes available.)
RTSPClientSession[00E79B20]::handleRequestBytes() read 0 new bytes
(of 9836); te
rminating connection!
This is strange. Your client's TCP connection (for RTSP) has
unexpectedly ended. This might not have anything to do with your
server's new code.
I suggest that you first try to run the *unmodified*
"testOnDemandRTSPServer" demo application on your system - streaming
from a MPEG-4 Elementary Stream Video - i.e., ".m4e" - file. Only
when you get this running correctly, then you can try modifying it to
stream from another kind of input source object.
--
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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