Actually, you won't need to insert a "MPEG2TransportStreamFramer",
because its main purpose is to extract presentation times from the
transport stream, and you won't need those if you're just outputting
to a "FileSink".
Re: Doesn't MPEG2TransportStreamFramer also check for sync bytes in
the d
>I could now write another abstraction layer on top of the sample code
>and put the modified sample code into the framework. It would be much
>easier, though, if you could release the sample code as public
>domain, without the LGPL restrictions. Is there any chance of that
>happening?
There are no
>I am currently trying to play a scaled mpeg2 ts stream in
>vlc that I got originally from a dvd, and have gotten a multitude of
>errors. The original ts stream plays fine. I then scale the ts stream
>with index files using some live555 code. I believe this is correct,
>but vlc will not play the re
Hi All,
I am currently trying to play a scaled mpeg2 ts stream in
vlc that I got originally from a dvd, and have gotten a multitude of
errors. The original ts stream plays fine. I then scale the ts stream
with index files using some live555 code. I believe this is correct,
but vlc will not play th
Actually, you won't need to insert a "MPEG2TransportStreamFramer", because
its main purpose is to extract presentation times from the transport
stream, and you won't need those if you're just outputting to a
"FileSink".
Re: Doesn't MPEG2TransportStreamFramer also check for sync bytes in the
da
I am trying to connect with mplayer (1.0rc1) compiled with liveMedia
(2007.07.01) support to a rtsp windows server unsuccessfully.
I have already tried to connect to with vlc and with openRTSP but
connection always fails with the same debug error:
==] CUT HERE [==
Failed to get a SDP description
Hi Ross,
Your LIVE555 Streaming Media library is LGPL, and that is really
great! Thanks so much. I noticed, however, that the sample code also
has the LGPL note in the source files.
I want to use your library in a project that is not open source, so I
put the whole library into a Mac OS X .framew
