> Ok, let me explain: > let's say, i have a H.264 (MKV) movie > i want to multicast it using ffmpeg > but in rtp format > after the multicasting started, the FFMpeg will provide a sdp output like i > posted befaure > we save this sdp file and give it to vlc, it'lle play it > what i want is to put the sdp file in the root folder of Live555MediaServer, > like i used to do with Darwine and just fetch it using: > rtsp://localhost:8554/movie.sdp
No, this won't work, because the "LIVE555 Media Server" serves only its own streams; not streams that are being delivered by another server. In any case, you don't need a RTSP server to deliver a ".sdp" file to VLC; instead, you could just use a HTTP server, and have VLC access the file using a "http://"; URL. But the *real* question that you should have asked is: Why do I have to multicast a ".mkv" file using 'ffmpeg'? Why can't I do this using a LIVE555 demo application? Well now you can. The most recent "LIVE555 Streaming Media" software release - 2014.01.28 - includes a new demo application (in "testProgs") called "testMKVStreamer", that streams a Matroska file (named "test.mkv") via IP multicast. Ross Finlayson Live Networks, Inc. http://www.live555.com/
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