You can always extract MPEG4 Video elementary stream out of .mp4 using some
tool like Mpeg4IP. These tools extract the video elementary stream as .m4v -
just rename it as 'test.m4e' for live555.
Darwin Streaming Server (DSS) is one such server which can stream .mp4
files.
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The live555 media server supports the format of MPEG4
Elementary Stream. But I do not know what the m4e file is.
A MPEG-4 Elementary Stream (as defined by the MPEG-4 video standard
(ISO_IEC_14496-2)).
The mp4 files that I have with the suffix of mp4 cannot be streamed
by live555. (I t
Hi:
The live555 media server supports the format of MPEG4 Elementary
Stream. But I do not know what the m4e file is.
The mp4 files that I have with the suffix of mp4 cannot be streamed by
live555. (I tested it by VLC). I used MediaInfo to check the format of
these files and found that the
Dear Madam/Sir
I am a master student from Dublin City University, Ireland. I want to develop
a multi-source proxy use these libraries. Should I change the code in packet
level or session level? Can you help me with some hints or sample source
code?
Thanks.
Qing Hai
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hi,
i would like to report an issue regarding running a live555 streaming server
when more than one network interface is available.
this issue is relevant for unicast connections such as in example
testOnDemandRTSPServer in the test programs.
symptom: when connecting through a virtual lan to
>Looking through the code while trying to build from scratch a custom
>rtsp command sender, it seems the libraries that come with Live555
>utilize TCP
RTSP (the control protocol) always uses TCP. RTP (the audio/video
data protocol) can use either UDP (the default), or TCP.
> and are base64 enc
