>1) Whether response is send to the server after every data packet
>received
Are you asking if a RTSP/RTP client sends back a 'response' to the
server after every incoming RTP packet that it receives?? Most
definitely not. The only thing that clients send back to the server
are occasional RTC
>I would like to know how vobStreamer respectively MPEG1or2VideoRTP
>Source encapsulate the VideoStream from a DVD into the RTP Packets.
>Does it extract the Elementary Streams from the Program stream and
>pack the Elementary streams according to RFC2250?
Yes, except that the *audio* stream - b
>Hi Ross,
>
>Ross Finlayson wrote:
>>> i think testMPEG1or2VideoStreamer is not using RTSP (correct me if i
>>> am wrong) so .. can't MPEG4 media be also transmitted in the same way
>>> through testMPEG4VideoStreamer ...
> >
>> No - MPEG-4 video is different.
>>
>> Because this is a frequentl
Hi Ross
I would like to Clarify following things:
1) Whether response is send to the server after every data packet
received if yes from which file/function.
2) Whether openRTSP can handle TS+H264+MPEG1l2 combo in trick play mode
3)Can I control the VOD server data streaming rate as my buffer is
Hi Everybody,
I saw a reply by Ross in mailing list about using SET_PARAMETER from RTSP
server as below:-
>But anyway, if you *really* want to handle the "SET_PARAMETER" (or
>any other) RTSP command coming from the ser
Hi!
I would like to know how vobStreamer respectively MPEG1or2VideoRTP
Source encapsulate the VideoStream from a DVD into the RTP Packets. Does
it extract the Elementary Streams from the Program stream and pack the
Elementary streams according to RFC2250?
Why does Wireshark identify the RTP
Hi Ross,
Ross Finlayson wrote:
>> i think testMPEG1or2VideoStreamer is not using RTSP (correct me if i
>> am wrong) so .. can't MPEG4 media be also transmitted in the same way
>> through testMPEG4VideoStreamer ...
>
> No - MPEG-4 video is different.
>
> Because this is a frequently asked questio
>thanx for all replies .. i will look out for some other way ..
Or you could just use RTSP.
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On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 Ross Finlayson wrote :
>>i think testMPEG1or2VideoStreamer is not using RTSP (correct me if i
>>am wrong) so .. can't MPEG4 media be also transmitted in the same
way
>>through testMPEG4VideoStreamer ...
>
>No - MPEG-4 video is different.
>
>Because this is a frequently ask
i think testMPEG1or2VideoStreamer is not using RTSP (correct me if i
am wrong) so .. can't MPEG4 media be also transmitted in the same way
through testMPEG4VideoStreamer ...
No - MPEG-4 video is different.
Because this is a frequently asked question, I have now added it to the FAQ:
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