>My question - is there any interest in changing this so subdirectories
>are allowed for the mediaServer?
This is a possible feature to add sometime in the future, but it's
low-priority, because it would add nothing more than cosmetic
functionality. (There are other far more important features
The docs say the file must be in the mediaServer process directory.
Turning on debug mode and recompiling the package reveals the reason a
subdirectory for media is not functional. A URL of the form
rtsp:///content/testx.m4e will result in 404 errors. The
devil is the URL if it starts out as rt
This is kishore from INDIA. we are
developing an MPEG2 Streaming server on windows.
Did you consider using our RTSP server implementation? (If you had,
you probably would have avoided your problem.)
Response:
RTSP/1.0 200 OK
Server: Mpeg2StreamingServer
CSeq:
>i have a dvd in spanish and need to force the english subtitles into the video
>stream for rendering clients that cannot pick out the subtitle ES in a TS ...
>
>is this possible ??
No, not with the "LIVE555 Streaming Media" software (which is what
this mailing list is for).
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Ross Finlayson
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>However, if your intention is to stop streaming to dead clients, then
>remember the "reclamationTestSeconds" parameter to
>"RTSPServer::createNew()" - see "liveMedia/include/RTSPServer.hh".
Thankyou very much Ross, but it is not exactly what I need. I am offering some
services from my Web Service
hi all,
i have a dvd in spanish and need to force the english subtitles into the video
stream for rendering clients that cannot pick out the subtitle ES in a TS ...
is this possible ??
thanks :-)
charles
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Hello All,
This is kishore from INDIA. we are developing
an MPEG2 Streaming server on windows. Actually my problem is, After sending
the RTSP SETUP Response to client ( VLC Player ) i am not getting any
further RTSP Request from client. And also the existing connectio
