It seems LiveMedia doesn't have provision to stream an Mpeg-2
Program Stream without demuxing to elementary streams. Yet RTP has
provision to stream an Mpeg-2 program stream without demuxing.
Yes, but noone implements this (at either the server or client ends),
so it's not useful. It would al
First, you should make sure that if the same data is stored in a
regular file - rather than on a FIFO - then you can stream it OK.
This will help ensure that you don't have problems with bad
timestamps in your data.
Second, when you read from a FIFO, you must make sure that reads from
the FIFO
Hi, I'm streaming with liveMedia RTSP server from a FIFO (a separate
process encodes frames and writes in it).
I noticed with strace that my server, to which i add a
H263plusVideoFileServerMediaSubsession, does a lot of read()s from the
fifo in a row and then a lot of send()s to the socket.
So
It seems LiveMedia doesn't have provision to stream an Mpeg-2 Program Stream
without demuxing to elementary streams. Yet RTP has provision to stream an
Mpeg-2 program stream without demuxing. This is useful for example in cases
when a program Mpeg-2 stream might include private data that LiveMedia
>I am using profile 4. Any idea would Quicktime support that?
I don't know. I suggest asking on a QuickTime mailing list.
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Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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I am using profile 4. Any idea would Quicktime support that? Moreover I am
able to play using VLC.
- Rob
On Jan 16, 2008 1:29 PM, Ross Finlayson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >I want to play streaming MPEG4 video (using Live555) on the quick
> >time player. From the ethereal logs it appears that
>I want to play streaming MPEG4 video (using Live555) on the quick
>time player. From the ethereal logs it appears that Quicktime is
>able to exchange SDP with the streamer but it is unable to play the
>video. I see the timer ticking on the player but no video at all.
>Has someone done this int
