> I temporarily solved my problem by calling the old setupMediaSubsession > instead of sendSetupCommand. > > I know that is not very nice.
No, it's exactly right. If you use the old synchronous RTSPClient interface, then *all* of your "RTSPClient" function calls should be from that old interface. Your problem was apparently that you called "sendSetupCommand()" - a function from the new asynchronous interface - but then called a function to send a RTSP "PLAY" before you had handled a response to the RTSP "SETUP" command. Functions from the new asynchronous interface (except, perhaps, for the initial "sendDescribeCommand()" call) need to be called from within event handlers - i.e., after you've already called "doEventLoop()" to enter the application's event loop. Ross Finlayson Live Networks, Inc. http://www.live555.com/
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