Hello everyone, I use testOnDemandRTSPServer to stream some format video file
and, and I useopenRTSP to receive video data from Internet and it can write the
data into
a file, everything is OK. Now I have a simple player and want to play the
video in real time.But, the playerdoes not support RT
the
> router does not know where to send them internally. For something like
> NTP or DNS, even though they operate via UDP, the router is able to keep
> some sort of "session" since the "connection" is initiated from inside.
> So it knows where to send the reply
1. I'm planning to follow the example of
testMPEG1or2AudioVideoStreamer.cpp and write my own
testH264AudioVideoStreamer.cpp. Is that a good approach?
I think so, yes.
2. What other functions do I need to implement? (Please note
that my input file is a Program Stream that contains PES packets)
Hi,
I've just started looking into the live555 libraries, and I'm already
very impressed by the work that has been done on it. I understand that
there's no test program that streams H.264 file. So I'd to write a test
program to stream a H.264 file to a client like QuickTime.
The format of t
The bottom line here is that you cannot run a RTSP server behind a
NAT, unless you are satisfied with accessing the server's streams
using RTP-over-TCP only.
The IETF is currently working on standardizing techniques (probably
based on ICE) that may allow RTSP servers behind a NAT to work, and
On Wed, 2007-09-26 at 08:59 -0700, romater wrote:
> Hello:
>EveryOne, Thanks for your help!
>Now my problem is that: my client player and the stream
> server
> are behind different NAT ,after client player connect the stream serve
> by
> rtsp protocal,the stream serve begi
