>The OpenRTSP writes the received data to a file defaultly, can it
>write received data to a buffer? I traced the code of *FileSink and
>can not find where it writes the data to a file.
"FileSink" - like *all* sink objects, fills in a buffer by reading
from its upstream source. Note the call t
Hello everyone, The OpenRTSP writes the received data to a file defaultly, can
it write received data to a buffer? I traced the code of *FileSink and can not
find where it writes the data to a file.How can I write the data into a
buffer?Please point me the right way.
Thank you very much. Yutao W
Thanks Ross. Yes I know the exception is not an error, in fact I've been
getting it all along while parsing the stream normally.
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I record a complete (audio + video) flow coming from this camera: I
store it in two separated files, that will be named
"video-MP4V-ES-1" and "audio-MPEG4-GENERIC-2", as I found in
documentation.
The video one is in MPEG4 format, and I can stream it using
"testOndemandRTSP" and VLC player, afte
I've implemented my own H.264 framer and testH264AudioVideoStreamer,
and the test program is now streaming RTP/H.264 packets to a VLC
client and I can see the video playing on the VLC client.
But after running for a while, I get this error:
About to throw NO_MORE_BUFFERED_INPUT!
twH264VideoStre
Hi Ross,
I have a problem streaming files recorded by an Ateme Camera.
I record a complete (audio + video) flow coming from this camera: I
store it in two separated files, that will be named "video-MP4V-ES-1"
and "audio-MPEG4-GENERIC-2", as I found in documentation.
The video one is in MPEG4 f
