Hi Ross,
Sorry to drag this on.. but i just want to clarify - I've been trying to
say that the file is "not" streaming ok to QuickTime. It's only streaming
ok to VLC.
I'm trying to fix this so that it works for QuickTime as well as it does
for VLC.
Thanks,
-Chad
>Sorry, but I'm confused about this. This is what i did:
>I saved my mpeg frames to a file. Then I played the file in VLC and
>QuickTime. Both played fine and at full framerate.
A file doesn't care about the rate at which data is written to it. A
media player, on the other hand, does.
>Other t
Hi Ross,
Sorry, but I'm confused about this. This is what i did:
I saved my mpeg frames to a file. Then I played the file in VLC and
QuickTime. Both played fine and at full framerate.
Then I took testMPEG1or2AudioVideoToDarwin and streamed the file I had
saved to my Darwin server. Then using VLC
>Do you think this is a bug in testMPEG1or2AudioVideoToDarwin,
>MPEG1or2VideoStreamDiscreteFramer, or MPEG1or2VideoRTPSink? or none of the
>above?
None of the above. The bug appears to be in your source object -
i.e., your new code that generates MPEG video frames. It appears to
be generating/
Hi Again,
so sorry to bump this post, but i'm really stuck on this!
To recap, I've written an MPEG DeviceSource, which I pass into an
MPEG1or2VideoStreamDiscreteFramer, which I'm broadcasting out to Darwin via
the DarwinInjector.
In my DeviceSource I'm setting the following in deliverFrame()
>It appears the entire block of code from line 714 to 727 which writes
>the option string to the start of the output file is no longer needed.
No, because for some streams, the config information might not be
present in-band at all, or if it is present in-band, then it might
not necessarily occu
I am using the 2007.08.03a (latest) version.
1) Capture using openRTSP to a file test.m4e using this command line
./testProgs/openRTSP -V -v -T 80 -b 20 -f 7 -w 704 -h 480
rtsp://69.67.172.61/mpeg4/1/media.amp >test.m4e
The fmtp SDP line looks like
a=fmtp:96
profile-level-id=245;config=00
2007/10/18, Ross Finlayson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > This computer has an invalid IP address: 0x0
>
> That error usually means that your computer's network interface is
> not configured properly. It should not happen 'by default' - only
> for an improperly configured system.
Is this relat
We have RTP packet with MPEG4 payload in it, then how to extract the
Frame type information from it at the client side?
Do we need to look for VOP_START_CODE( 0x01B6) in each RTP
Packet after RTP Header and if present then next two bits will
determine the VOP Coding type.
This has noth
> This computer has an invalid IP address: 0x0
That error usually means that your computer's network interface is
not configured properly. It should not happen 'by default' - only
for an improperly configured system.
--
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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Hi!
I'm the vlc maintainer of vlc for Fedora... (rpm.livna.org)
There is currently some issue that seems related with the default
/etc/hosts file configuration used by Fedora(1)...
If I use vlc play streams (with French ISP free for example).
This lead to have:
This computer has an invali
Hi all,
We have RTP packet with MPEG4 payload in it, then how to extract the Frame type
information from it at the client side?
Do we need to look for VOP_START_CODE( 0x01B6) in each RTP Packet after
RTP Header and if present then next two bits will determine the VOP Coding type.
Is it
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