> OK, but what if the queue *is* empty? In this case, you’ll need to (somehow) > arrange for the code to get called again in the future, when an OPUS packet > becomes available. >
Ha, yes, you are completely right ;-) I took care of this already but did not paste that part of the code. > One more thing: I recommend that you first test your server using “openRTSP” > <http://www.live555.com/openRTSP/> as your RTSP client, rather than > immediately trying to use a media player (such as VLC). > > Run “openRTSP” on your “rtsp://“ URL. Make sure that you get a > non-zero-sized audio file (it should be named something like “AUDIO-OPUS-1”. > Rename it so that it has a “.opus” filename suffix. You should be able to > play this file using VLC. > > Once you’ve done this successfully, you should then be able to play your > “rtsp://“ URL directly, using VLC. > I did not yet get that to work, but my receiver seems to do the right thing, so I'll probably set that one up later. I just have another question. Is there any code snippet in the test programs that shows how to safely destroy and restart an RTSPClient and/or RTSPServer without stopping the event loop? Whenever I do something like Medium::close(rtspServer), the event loop gets a "bad file descriptor" and crashes. Best Clemens _______________________________________________ live-devel mailing list live-devel@lists.live555.com http://lists.live555.com/mailman/listinfo/live-devel
