I tried this and the result file stutters a lot in VLC.
I also tried to stream this TS using BasicUDPSink and it also stutters in
VLC and if played on Amino set-top box.
What can be a reason for this?
Boris Rekhtman
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hello
i want to do a programme in c++ for capture video from camra pda and send
it live to a pc. i use directshow librery i did my graph and i preview the
video but the probleme how can i sen it in live to a pc
can you help me
think you
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> In general, you cannot expect RTSP/RTP to work over a NAT. However,
> because your server is really on the Internet, then you might be
> able to get RTP-over-TCP streaming to work, even though your client
> is not really on the Internet.
Is the IP address the only problem with NAT? Couldn't
> The problem is, deliverFrame returns the very first frame OK, then
> doGetNextFrame is called again before a new frame is captured, and I
> return immediately. Then, I don't know why, liveMedia never calls
> doGetNextFrame again. It just stays stuck and apparently does nothing.
>
> Why? What
> It wasn?t immediately obvious to me: Is there a receiver
> counterpart to the testMPEG2TransportStreamer.exe test program that
> I can play with?
use openRTSP program.
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Hi,
It wasn't immediately obvious to me: Is there a receiver counterpart
to the testMPEG2TransportStreamer.exe test program that I can play with?
I can catch the stream with VLC, but I'd like to do a couple of quick
tests with code that I can quickly modify.
Great project by the way - co
Ross Finlayson wrote:
> If your
> capture device is a socket, then you can easily do this using
> "TaskScheduler::turnOnBackgroundReadHandling()". If, however, your
> capture device is not a socket, then you can instead signal the
> arrival of new data by writing a new event loop (e.g., by su
Thanks for the advice. I'll take a look at this and I'll get back to
you if I achieve interesting results.
Etienne
On 01 Mar 2008, at 02:36, Ross Finlayson wrote:
>> I was
>> wondering if it was theoretically possible to design a custom Sink
>> class, which instances could be attached to vario
>Wouldn't it be better to enhance RTCP instead of RTP? RTCP is designed
>to report all sorts of stats on RTP traffic.
RTCP is appropriate if (and only if) the statistics relate directly
to the performance of the RTP stream.
>We are currently
>investigating enhancements where I work for the impr
