Hi,
currently i am working on biterror conceilment and want to use live555
as a platform to test some algorithms to
recover corrupted packets. is there a possibility to implement udp-lite
into the framework? because usually packets
are discarded if an error in the udp packet occurs, but with udp-li
Possibly. Have you also tried using VLC as your client?
I will try VLC (although it is not easy to install comparing with MPlayer).
Huh? VLC has pre-built binary versions for many platforms.
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Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/_
>And with ulaw all I get is static.
Interesting
>Could this be an endian issue with the audio encoders that are
>currently being used?
>
>Im running this on a KuroHG PowerPC
Interesting. Byte ordering could well be the problem. The
"wis-streamer" code assumes that the input (16-bit PCM)
Hi,
>>But, MPlayer shows the error: "decode_slice_header error... error
>>while decoding frame".
>>
>>I am also asking help for MPlayer developers.
>That's good, because that error indicates a problem with the decoder,
>*not* with our software
I tried to send some frames, not a whole file.
I
On Dec 16, 2007 4:09 PM, Ross Finlayson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > What happens if you specify "-mpegaudio 192" and "-mpeg2" *instead*
> >> of "-mpegtransport 192"?
> >
> >This produces no audio.
> >
> >> What happens if you specify "-mpegaudio 192" *only* (and not "-mpeg2"
> >> or "-mpeg
> >You're going to have to figure out yourself why the server is not
>>streaming. (Remember, You Have Complete Source Code (for the
>>server), and also a working client.) I'm not surprised, however,
>>that RealPlayer doesn't wor; it's notoriously non-standards compliant.
>
>Also, the odd thing i
>I've compiled the AMR audio codes into the VLC Software.
>I'm able to play video and audio when I'm connection directly to the
>streaming source,
>for example a Darwin Streaming Server.
>But if I try it via openRTSP, where I'm opening a saved file it is not
>possible,
>So something must be wrong
Hi,
I've compiled the AMR audio codes into the VLC Software.
I'm able to play video and audio when I'm connection directly to the
streaming source,
for example a Darwin Streaming Server.
But if I try it via openRTSP, where I'm opening a saved file it is not
possible,
So something must be wrong
>You're going to have to figure out yourself why the server is not
>streaming. (Remember, You Have Complete Source Code (for the
>server), and also a working client.) I'm not surprised, however,
>that RealPlayer doesn't wor; it's notoriously non-standards compliant.
Also, the odd thing is tha
>I presume you're using a "H263plusVideoFileServerMediaSubsession"
>object for your video.
I do.
>Be sure to set the "reuseFirstSource"
>parameter to "True", because you are streaming from a single (live)
>source, rather than from a file that's stored on disk.
I did.
>You're going to have to
>I'd like to stream h263-encoded videos to various media players (mainly
>realplayer on mobile phones).
>
>What I do now is starting a thread that captures live frames and encodes
>them in H263 with ffmpeg. The thread writes on a Unix named pipe (FIFO).
>Then I create a RTSPServer instance, create
Hi to everybody,
I've got a couple hopefully basic questions about live streaming with
live555.
I'd like to stream h263-encoded videos to various media players (mainly
realplayer on mobile phones).
What I do now is starting a thread that captures live frames and encodes
them in H263 with ffmp
We implemented a H264 stream sender and receiver, and they works successfully.
Now, we tried to connect our stream sender and play from MPlayer.
(For that, a RTSP server is implemented in the stream sender.)
But, MPlayer shows the error: "decode_slice_header error... error
while decoding frame
Hi,
I have question about mplayer & H264 RTSP.
We implemented a H264 stream sender and receiver, and they works successfully.
Now, we tried to connect our stream sender and play from MPlayer.
(For that, a RTSP server is implemented in the stream sender.)
But, MPlayer shows the error: "decode_s
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