I find your question confusing, because it wasn't really clear how it
relates to our software. Could you please clarify your question, explaining in
particular how you are using our software? (Remember that our software can be
used to build RTSP clients, RTSP servers, RTSP proxy servers, and other things.)
I've built a RTSP client using your library, so my question is related to what
information that is passed from the server to the client. When I stream an
archive file (i.e. non-live) from a RTSP-server ("Cisco Video Surveillance
Media Server" in this case) it would great to be able to get a timestamp
indicating when it was recorded. For live streams such a field would of course
be the current server time. Is there any other timestamp available at all
besides presentation time?
I have been trying to research if such a timestamp field is part of the
RTSP-protocol or not, but I haven't found anything, so that is one reason I ask
before spending too much time looking into the code. Since it's kind of
essential information, at least for surveillance, I would hope it's part of the
specification. I know it's possible to get this information with the Cisco
bundled software, but it can of course be some third party added feature.
/Claes
_______________________________________________
live-devel mailing list
live-devel@lists.live555.com
http://lists.live555.com/mailman/listinfo/live-devel
