Re: [Live-devel] How can I do use-based authentication?

I want to construct a video site. when some one needs to watch a video, he(she) must login through a web site, after that, he will get a list that each item links to a rtsp server, eg rtsp://123.45.67.89/test.mp3. My question: how can I deny a user who has not login yet to access this file? Ho

[Live-devel] How can I do use-based authentication?

Hi, I want to construct a video site. when some one needs to watch a video, he(she) must login through a web site, after that, he will get a list that each item links to a rtsp server, eg rtsp://123.45.67.89/test.mp3. My question: how can I deny a user who has not login yet to access this file?

Re: [Live-devel] Live555 : Queries

skim through RFC 3984 RTP Payload Format for H.264 Video You really shouldn't have to do this, because the library already implements this RTP payload format (using the "H264VideoRTPSink" class). All you need to do is feed NAL units to it. Howe

Re: [Live-devel] Live555 : Queries

Hi Brian, welcome to the field, I was a newbie myslef 3 months ago. first thing - the code I wrote is client-side code. so it is less relevant to you. what you need to do is the following - read the file, one NAL at a time. use the aforementioned H264bitstream to do this - skim through

Re: [Live-devel] Queries: regarding AAC

>1. I am unable to find any framer class ( as was used for >MPEG4ESVideoStreamFramer ; as well as a corresponding parser) for >the same. The issue is that I am using Live555 as an RTP packetizer >for aac content and relaying it to Darwin which does the necessary >RTSP part). So I cannot just us

[Live-devel] Queries: regarding AAC

Hi, I have been tracking posts regarding streaming MPEG4 audio( encoded in AAC) and in an earlier post too I was instructed to have a look at the MPEG4GenericRTPSink and ADTSAudioFileServerMediaSubsession. My queries: 1. I am unable to find any framer class ( as was used for MPEG4ESVideoStreamFr

Re: [Live-devel] VLC vs. mplayer

Out of the box VLC has a 1 second delay. I have seen it work at about 200ms end to end over a LAN which is not too bad. Checking settings->preferences->demuxers->rtp and check advanced options. Reduce the caching value as low as you can without observing underflow.Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2007 11:0

Re: [Live-devel] VLC vs. mplayer

Can you offer me any guidance on how to get VLCs latency down (it seems as though it is buffering the video too much)? See http://lists.live555.com/pipermail/live-devel/2007-June/006903.html -- Ross Finlayson Live Networks, Inc. http://www.live555.com/___

[Live-devel] VLC vs. mplayer

Ross, Quick question. I am using your library to stream an encoder output (set to MPEG1) wirelessly from one computer to another using RTP. Real-time video is very important in this project. When the stream is viewed with VLC the picture quality is excellent, but the video latency is sub par (a

[Live-devel] Select media folder

Hi! Is it possible to specify (when application starts) a different folder to search for media? Thanks! Regards, Camillo Ing. Camillo Ferraris Department of Research & Engineering VIDEOTIME spa Gruppo Mediaset Viale Europa 44 20093 Cologno Monzese (MI) Italy [EMAIL PROTECTED]