>The software vlc
>can solve this problem,but I do not known how it do?
VLC solves this problem by requesting RTP-over-TCP streaming. Your
client can do the same.
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Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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I have developed a client player by live555 which based on "rtsp"
> protocal, now I find a question is that ?camera server in my local network
> ,the client player can get the rtp packets from a camera server which
> support the "rtsp" protocal and successing play.,
I have always used RTSP to request a single known MPEG2-TS. Now, I
would like to be able to ask the media server what MPEG files are
available for streaming. Can I do this with a DESCRIBE command?
No. There's nothing in the RTSP protocol that lets you do this.
--
Ross Finlayson
Live Network
I have always used RTSP to request a single known MPEG2-TS. Now, I
would like to be able to ask the media server what MPEG files are
available for streaming. Can I do this with a DESCRIBE command? Do the
files need to be registered as media sessions in order for the server to
know they exist and
I have developed a client player by
live555 which based on "rtsp" protocal, now I
find a question is that ÅFcamera server in my
local network ,the client player can get the rtp
packets from a camera server which support the
"rtsp" protocal and successing play.,but when my
client playe
Hi Romater,
You need to map also UDP ports between client and server.
the video packets is going over UDP.
On 9/26/07, romater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello:
>I have developed a client player by live555 which based on "rtsp"
> protocal, now I find a question is that ：camera serve
Hello:
I have developed a client player by live555 which based on "rtsp"
protocal, now I find a question is that ：camera server in my local network ,the
client player can get the rtp packets from a camera server which support the
"rtsp" protocal and successing play.,but when my client pl
