>> I have tested Live555 to both broadcast and receive audio and
video on the iPhone. I do not recommend using it if you are going to
be streaming AV in and out of the phone. It is not meant for this
That's not true. There's no inherent reason why our library can't
be used to receive/play RTSP audio+video streams. In fact, several
clients out there already do this.
--
I tried for some time to get this working properly. It worked
wonderfully for streaming AVC/AAC out of the iPhone. For an incoming
stream my decoder data queue was starved if I had outgoing data.
Apparently it was how I was using the library. Maybe I should
revisit that code. In any case the library is very good. I would
have preferred to use it.
To handle incoming data, you should implement a "jitter buffer", to
allow for network 'jitter' (variability in the delay of incoming
packets), and also possible packet loss. You should also take into
account the "presentation time" of each incoming piece of data (to
decide when to decode/play it). (Also note
<http://www.live555.com/liveMedia/faq.html#rtcp-synchronization-issue>)
--
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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