On Tue, May 6, 2008 at 6:36 PM, Ross Finlayson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Because you are streaming from a live source, then you may instead be able
> to use a simple "FramedSource" subclass (that you would write) that just
> delivers one AAC frame at a time (and sets "fPresentationTime"
> approp
Folks:
I would like to talk to someone about some problems I’m having
getting VLC (which uses your library) to talk with Microsoft’s Windows Media
Server (specifically – end of stream detection, for starters).
Lewis.
Ross Finlayson a écrit :
What I'm trying to achieve now is to read data to be send from a
buffer (server part), and to write it into a buffer (client part).
These buffers must be circular buffers,
as it is usual on set top boxes. So, my question is : What is the
simplest way to achieve this (I
What I'm trying to achieve now is to read data to be send from a
buffer (server part), and to write it into a buffer (client part).
These buffers must be circular buffers,
as it is usual on set top boxes. So, my question is : What is the
simplest way to achieve this (I don't want to use some pip
Ok, I start to catch your idea.
What do you mean by using "RTPSink" objects directly from the
corresponding "RTPSource"?
- Use the client code to open the RTSP stream
- Create each RTPSink
- For each RTPSink that you just created, call
sink->startPlaying(rtpSource, ...);
- Call "doEvent
Hello,
I'm a student in computer science, beginner with the live555 library. I
have been writing some simple test programs to implement some simple use
cases such as streaming MP3 or MPEG2TS.
I manage to stream data from a disk on the server, thanks to a
ByteStreamFileSource, and a SimpleRTPSi
Ok, I start to catch your idea.
What do you mean by using "RTPSink" objects directly from the
corresponding "RTPSource"?
Using openRTSP sample I went into troubles to get RTPSink from
RTSPClient, Media..., ... flow.
This is the only point that stops me to check your previous proposal.
Thanks,
A correction to my earlier message.
Because your server will be streaming the relayed stream via
multicast rather than via unicast, you don't need to write any
"ServerMediaSession" subclasses - instead, just continue to use a
"PassiveServerMediaSubsession".
I think all you need to do is play
The application is a multithreaded process.
Please read the FAQ entry on threads.
You should be able to do what you want using a single-threaded
process, using a single event loop.
Are there any other ways exist to do it using LM infrastructure?
Yes, but not without writing more code (se
Thanks for your response.
Piping is not an option, because audio stream will be
relayed two.
The solution you proposed already checked, and seems
like a
"hacked" way to do it.
The application is a multithreaded process.
Are there any other ways exist to do it using LM
infrastructu
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