Ok, it's a fact that the memory will be reclaimed by the operating system on
program exit, but it's not nice to see all those memory leaks reported by
boundschecker on program exit ( i'am running under windows by the way ).
Suppose the server ran inside a program that added a watch variable to
I've set up an RTCPInstance for my Sink exactly as shown in the
testprogs, but there are no RTCP packets sent.
Also the vobStreamer just sends one single RTCP packet.
Why is that? Shouldn't there be more RTCP traffic?
Julian
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Hi Ross,
I want to use live555 streaming Media library as a streaming server and I have
serveral questions:
(1) Can the live555 library be used in a practical application, for example, a
VoD system, as a streaming server?
(2) How many concurrent users can it support, or does it have a limit on th
Hi!
I'm transcoding MPEG-2 (with B-Frames) into MPEG-4 (without B-Frames,
just I and P). Currently I'm just transcoding video, but later the
transcoded streams should by able to be synchronised with the source's
audio stream:
> Audio
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Thanks Luc,
I just wanted to know how other people are implementing the same thing. It
looks like we have done similar work which means I was not too far off the
track.
Thanks for your explanation.
In the very near future I will be looking at the packet loss issue through
liveMedia. I'll repor
Hi Luc,
The RTSP server is probably one level higher from the RTP streaming server
I've created but this is how I end the RTP session:
(I think I have this code in the VideoLiveMediaRtpSocket.cpp of my tutorial)
//variables dynamically allocated, initialized and used when streaming:
char mEvent
>One more question, what is the proper way to shutdown the LIVE555
>media server.
Just -C (or the "kill" command).
> The demo source just enters an endless loop
The "live555MediaServer" code (unlike the code for the application in
the "testProgs" directory) is not 'demo source'. It's the so
Hi Ross,
One more question, what is the proper way to shutdown the LIVE555 media server.
The demo source just enters an
endless loop, and if the program is forced to exit you get lots of memory
leaks. Could you enlight me with the proper
shutdown procedure?
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Hi Mojtaba,
Writing a tutorial takes some time, which for the moment I don't really have,
sorry. But in short, what I did to create my streaming server was to:
1) Create a custom DeviceSource class derived from FramedSource ( see FAQ,
based on liveMedia/DeviceSource.cpp and liveMedia/Devic
