Oshi Keren-Zur <oshikztrego@...> writes: > > > Hi,We are developing a linux based embedded device which functions as a streaming server.The device has a video encoder which produces h264 MPEG-4 Elementary Stream, Audio encoder, and closed caption source.Our project started off with the requirement to stream the Video by RTP. We used liveMedia for this.As the project evolved additional requirements/limitations were added:1. Offline streaming of previously captured data with trick-play2. The Streaming client can only play MPEG-2 ts.After some research regarding extending our use of liveMedia to satisfy these requirements,We reached the conclusion that using liveMedia as it is currently implemented will be difficult since1. Multiplexing of h.264, audio and closed captions to an MPEG-2 ts is > not supported2. Indexing of h264 video for trick play is not supported.Is our conclusion correct? If not, we would appreciate some guidance on how to solve the above problems.Otherwise, is there some other tool/library that can perform this?Thanks,Oshi > > > _______________________________________________ > live-devel mailing list > live-devel@... > http://lists.live555.com/mailman/listinfo/live-devel >
Hi. We're also developing a linux based embedded device (based on TI DM368) which functions as a streaming server, and has a video encoder which produces h264 MPEG-4 Elementary Stream (it gives me pointers to encoded h264 frames). We also use RTP right now, and we also have a new requirement to use MPEG-2 ts instead. I've noticed that liveMedia can produce an MPEG-2 ts stream from an h264 file as a source, but I haven't managed to use it with our h264 stream produced from the encoder in "real time" as a source. Have you managed to get it done? Can you please share how? Thanks! _______________________________________________ live-devel mailing list live-devel@lists.live555.com http://lists.live555.com/mailman/listinfo/live-devel
