From reading the past mailing-list archive, I get the idea that in
my h.264 framer I have to only set "fPresentationTime" and
"fDurationInMicroseconds" properly, and then the H264VideoRTPSink
will take care of setting the RTP timestamp correctly. Is my
understanding correct ?
Yes.
However, i
Hi,
I've implemented my H.264 framer but my streaming video doesn't look
right on the VLC client, it looks jittery and the picture breaks up.
>From reading the past mailing-list archive, I get the idea that in my
h.264 framer I have to only set "fPresentationTime" and
"fDurationInMicroseco
In FramedFilter.cpp FramedFilter::~FramedFilter()
fInputSource is not set to NULL after Medium::close(fInputSource);
Any reason?
There's no need to do this. This is the class's destructor; the
object is about to be destroyed anyway.
--
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.c
In FramedFilter.cpp FramedFilter::~FramedFilter()
fInputSource is not set to NULL after Medium::close(fInputSource);
Any reason?
Thx.
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>I tried to play the stream using openRTSP as receiving instrument
>and now I'm a bit puzzled about this.
>I tried the following:
>$ openRTSP -r -p 5000 rtsp://172.16.200.54/ &
>$ vlc --demux=m4v udp://@:5000
>
>Video source is AXIS IP camera.
>I see video but it looks awfully blurred.
>
>Funny tha
Hi,
I tried to play the stream using openRTSP as receiving instrument
and now I'm a bit puzzled about this.
I tried the following:
$ openRTSP -r -p 5000 rtsp://172.16.200.54/ &
$ vlc --demux=m4v udp://@:5000
Video source is AXIS IP camera.
I see video but it looks awfully blurred.
Funny that if
