> So I have verified the source device is streaming data. I have connected to > it's RTSP stream directly, using gstreamer and vlc. I will connect the > openRTSP to the source back-end when it fails and see if it works.
No! You should test your back-end stream using "openRTSP" *FIRST*, before using a media player. The reason for this is that media players usually do not give you a clear indication of what is going on. (For example, "VLC" automatically - behind the scenes - requests RTP/RTCP-over-TCP streaming if RTP-over-UDP streaming appears to fail. So you won't know whether or not you need to give the proxy server the "-t" option.) NOTE TO EVERYONE: When you're testing a RTSP stream to check whether it's available, "openRTSP" should be the *FIRST* thing that you try. Only then should you try using a media player. And it makes no sense to talk about "connecting openRTSP (or any other client) to a back-end stream when it fails", because that probably won't tell you anything. You'd be requesting a whole new session. Ross Finlayson Live Networks, Inc. http://www.live555.com/
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