> I want to be able to stream using Live555 server and receive using Live555
> client. Anyways I started by opening the command line and navigating to
> testprogs and I place a test.mkv there. then I type the following command
>
> C:\Users\Lobna\Downloads\live.2017.01.26\live\testProgs>testonDemandRTSPServer
> rtsp://192.168.1.108:8554/test.mkv
The “testOnDemandRTSPServer” command doesn’t take any command-line argument.
Instead, it assumes that the file that it wants to stream is located in the
current directory. I suggest typing:
cd C:\Users\Lobna\Downloads\live.2017.01.26\live\testProgs
then:
testonDemandRTSPServer
> I also tried to use openRTSP using this command
> C:\Users\Lobna\Downloads\live.2017.01.26\live\testProgs>openRTSP -V -n
> rtsp://192.168.1.108:8554/test.mkv >> dump.txt
>
> and this was the output=>
> Failed to get a SDP description for the URL
> "rtsp://192.168.1.108:8554/test.mkv"
> : Connection to server failed: No connection could be made because the target
> ma
> chine actively refused it
>
> I saw some posts mentioning that it might be a firewall problem, but I
> checked and its not my case.
However, the error message that you got suggests some sort of problem with your
Windows firewall.
Make sure that - initially - you run “openRTSP” on the same computer as
“testOnDemandRTSPServer”. Only once that works should you try running
“openRTSP” on a different computer.
> what am I doing wrong? and which .exe is the server and which is the
> receiver?
Huh? How could you not know this? “testOnDemandRTSPServer” is, of course, the
RTSP server. “openRTSP” is, of course, the RTSP client.
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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