>Okay,
>My streaming receiver hardware cannot handle the rtsp protocoll (only rtp),
>but i would like to use the functions like seek,pause,resume etc on
>the serverside.
>To utilize functions like seek etc, is that what's kalled "trick play"?
>Is that possible with http streaming?
>
>Sorry to bothe
Okay,
My streaming receiver hardware cannot handle the rtsp protocoll (only rtp),
but i would like to use the functions like seek,pause,resume etc on
the serverside.
To utilize functions like seek etc, is that what's kalled "trick play"?
Is that possible with http streaming?
Sorry to bother you wi
Read the archives, I outlined how to do this some time ago.
Dario maljur wrote:
Hi.
I’m using MFC to display
streamed media. And I have to
implement step by step execution,
But DoEventLoop() just
takes control. Is there something in
live555 I can use instead DoEventLoop
Wi
>If you really want to, you can write your own subclass of "TaskScheduler"
and reimplement "doEventLoop()", or write your own subclass of
>"BasicTaskScheduler0" and reimplement "SingleStep". I.e., if you wish, you
can implement your own event loop (provided that it implements >the
interface def
Hi.
I'm using MFC to display streamed media. And I have to implement
step by step execution,
But DoEventLoop() just takes control. Is there something in live555
I can use instead DoEventLoop
Witch executes events step by step, or do I have to modify existing
TaskScheduler code to add that mysel
Hi.
I'm using MFC to display streamed media. And I have to implement step by
step execution,
But DoEventLoop() just takes control. Is there something in live555 I can
use instead DoEventLoop
Witch executes events step by step, or do I have to modify existing
TaskScheduler code to add that myself