I looked into the code, and found that the problem was the
"H263plusVideoFileServerMediaSubsession" class. It was (incorrectly)
using a (now-obsolete) static RTP payload type. I have now fixed it
to use a dynamic RTP payload type.
I have now installed a new version (2007.12.07) of the "LIVE55
Hi,
Is there any way to send a response asynchronously from RTSPServer when
there are no incoming packets any longer? (Assuming of course that I
know the clientSocket I need to perform a send() on.)
If another thread sets the watchVariable and the Server thread is able
to see the watchVariable
>Actually, I'm quite sure it's H.263-1998 (I added the misleading
>extension). I downloaded the file with openRTSP from
>rtsp://rtsp.youtube.com/youtube/videos/57hSqLLfOv4/video.3gp (which i
>found on http://m.youtube.com/).
OK, that's good. (However, you shouldn't really have renamed the
file t
Ross Finlayson wrote:
>/ char const* inputFileName = "video-H263-1998-1.3pg";
/
> What is the format of this file? Our 'H.263+ parsing' code assumes
> that the input file contains raw H.263+ video elementary stream data
> *only*. If (judging by the ".3gp" filename suffix) your file is
> i
> char const* inputFileName = "video-H263-1998-1.3pg";
What is the format of this file? Our 'H.263+ parsing' code assumes
that the input file contains raw H.263+ video elementary stream data
*only*. If (judging by the ".3gp" filename suffix) your file is
instead a MPEG-4-format file, then
Hi to everybody,
I tried to modify the testOnDemandRTSPServer.cpp source to stream H263+
video. First, I try to read the stream from a file.
In the future, I'd like to encode and stream on the fly.
The problem is, I simply added this code to the source file:
{
char const* streamName = "H26
