> Thank you for your patience and quick response. I will have a closer look at > the proxy server code. However, this program (and others, like the > testOnDemandRTSPServer) are creating ServerMediaSessions at startup. In my > case I do not know which streams will be used at startup. I will receive a > clients request (from network A) at runtime and than have to setup the > connection.
OK, it sounds like our custom “REGISTER” RTSP command can be useful here. You can start up the proxy server with the “-R” option (and no ‘back-end’ URL parameters), and then use our “registerRTSPStream” application (available in the “testProgs” directory) to ‘register’ one or more ‘back-end’ streams. > Furthermore, when nobody is interested anymore in the (unicast) stream, I > have to close it to save bandwidth (at network B). Our proxy server already does this - not by closing the back-end stream - but by sending a RTSP “PAUSE” command. Ross Finlayson Live Networks, Inc. http://www.live555.com/
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