>If we connect to mpeg1or2 rtsp server (testMPEG1or2VideoStreamer.cpp) via
>MPlayer，
>MPlayer still can't decode successfully because of data loss.
We found that, in testMPEG1or2VideoStreamer.cpp, a video is sent repeatedlym so
Mplayer will not lost data.
But, if sent a video just one time, data
>With the Quicktime it is not working as well.
>You will get a Error -2002: a bad public movie atom was found in the
>movie.
>
>I tried to stream again with openRTSP and I have saved the stream again.
>After opening it with Quicktime I'll get the same error.
That's odd. Are you sure you're renam
Is it OK to daemonize the live555MediaServer? I do not really know
about daemonize, but my team is trying to do this and they are
having trouble. So I wonder if there are known reasons why this
could not be done?
None that I know of. (But be sure to specify the proper working directory.)
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Is it OK to daemonize the live555MediaServer? I do not really know about
daemonize, but my team is trying to do this and they are having trouble.
So I wonder if there are known reasons why this could not be done? Thanks!___
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Well, i solved the problem creating another class, modeled after
"H263plusVideoFileServerMediaSubsession", which starts my thread.
I don't know if it's the right solution, but I couldn't find another.
By the way, why createNewStreamSource() is called twice per requested
stream? Now I'm testing i
>I suggest defining a subclass of
>"H263plusVideoFileServerMediaSubsession", and redefining the
>"createNewStreamSource()" virtual function to start your encoder(sic)
>thread, and then call the parent class
>("H263plusVideoFileServerMediaSubsession")'s
>"createNewStreamSource()"
Uhm, I'm havi
With the Quicktime it is not working as well.
You will get a Error -2002: a bad public movie atom was found in the
movie.
I tried to stream again with openRTSP and I have saved the stream again.
After opening it with Quicktime I'll get the same error.
If you are using directly the VLC or Quick
Hi all,
>From the LIVE mailing lists I found that :-
How does one obtain the current NPT (normal playing time) of a
received packet? The closests thing I can find is
FramedSource::fPresentationTime, which is in UTC format... o.0
You will need to use this presentation time, but subtract from
Hi all!
I need to receive mpeg2 stream from some address.
There is a excellent sample to receive video stream and write it into
a file - testMPEG1or2VideoReceiver.cpp
But how I can receive audio stream too? I.e. I need to receive audio
and video streams together and write them to a file.
Thanks!
>Maybe, but we lack some dependent libraries, and these libraries lack other
>dependencies.
>I think, before mplayer connect to RTSP server successfully, RTSP server has
>already copyed data
>in doGetNextFrame() and sent out frames to the rtpport of destination.
>So that results in no complete f
>>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.
Maybe, but we lack some dependent libraries, and these libraries lack other
dependencies.
I thin
>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?
I suppose. If you wanted to do this, the best place to do this would
be to modify t
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