Actually, I have already tried using openRTSP, but it doesn't serve
my purpose, as it streams the data to the machine
from where the request originates, whereas I want them to be
redirected to some other machine with a different IP address.
Can you help me configure openRTSP for that?
As I hav
Hi Rajesh!
Thanks for the reply.
I'll try and establish a TCP session with Darwin first and then will
inform you if I achieve any success in it.
Thanks & regards,
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Hi Brett!
Thanks for the reply.
Actually, I have already tried using openRTSP, but it doesn't serve my
purpose, as it streams the data to the machine
from where the request originates, whereas I want them to be redirected to
some other machine with a different IP address.
Can you help me config
But at the same time on transmiting a RTP packet,I need to capture a
frame into the buffers from the live souce(e.g,such like a
webcamera).Does it need mutithread programming?
No. You can do this, within a single event loop, with a chain of
three objects:
FrameCapture => Encoder => RTP_Sink
I'm sorry! I have read FAQ ,But I do not think it is simple just like the
reference in the FAQ. The applications with live library are
event-driven,after calling someSinkObject->startPlaying() ,it will enter into
an event loop (TaskScheduler::doEventLoop()). That is just said that now the
a
Hi,
can you post a link to this tutorial ???
Thanks in advance ...
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I know that tutorial, it's very useful. But the writer has a different coding
convention with live555. Such as H264* -> x264*, and .hpp instead of .cpp.
I think you should review the code and doc (i love his flow chart - it helped
me so much), comprehend the mechanism and rewrite it. Not too much
I tried to compile the Tutorial on H264 RTP Streaming that is posted
in the List, using the source code that is given, but it seems that
are some files that are missing, like x264LiveMediaRTPSink.hpp.
I'm not sure what 'tutorial' you're referring to, but the 'rtp sink'
class that we use for tr
Hello,
I tried to compile the Tutorial on H264 RTP Streaming that is posted in the
List, using the source code that is given, but it seems that are some files
that are missing, like x264LiveMediaRTPSink.hpp.
Any comments?
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I've managed to write a streamer and receiver program based on the test
programs that successfully transmits my audio file from one pc to
another via rtp (unicast). To do this however, I had to modify the
WAVAudioFileSource.cpp file to not complain about my file not being a
wav file. Is there a b
I don't understand very well what you want to say about the payload
format code on the same RTP port number. On the server point of
view, I am trying to send each layer on his own RTSP stream .
Once again, each layer would have its own "ServerMediaSubsession"
object, but be part of the same "
I am tring to stream a JPEG buffer,
I am studing the ELPhEL project, like indicated in the FAQ.
I have a question :
if I delete all the **ioctl** , and I put my JPEGbuffer instead of,
and write set the fTo parameter from FRamedSource class to my
JPEGbuffer adress ?
like this :
fto=*MYBUFFERJPEG
I miss-typed, I meant to say that I couldn't find an example for
streaming raw audio.
See "testWAVAudioStreamer", and notice how 'raw' PCM audio is
streamed (i.e., *without* conversion to u-law). It is streamed as
the RTP media type "audio/L8" (for 8-bits-per-sample PCM audio), or
"audio/L16
i understand how is configured the handler that reads from the net (with
the scheduler) but, how is controlled the reading pace? I am using RTP
AMR and H263.
I don't really understand your question - but the 'pace' at which
data is read from the net is that at which the network packets
arrive.
hello,
I am tring to stream a JPEG buffer,
I am studing the ELPhEL project, like indicated in the FAQ.
I have a question :
if I delete all the **ioctl** , and I put my JPEGbuffer instead of, and
write set the fTo parameter from FRamedSource class to my JPEGbuffer
adress ?
like this :
fto=*MYBUFF
Have you looked at the openRTSP sample app in the testProgs directory?
It may already do what you want or at least show you how in C++...
--Brett
Rakesh Sehgal wrote:
Thanks for such a prompt reply.
Yes, I do want to develop a RTSP client. I have been through the RTSP
RFC, but the problem
I miss-typed, I meant to say that I couldn't find an example for
streaming raw audio. The reason I say raw audio is that I have a eval
board from TI that can encode video and audio into two separate files.
The audio file shows up as data and the video file shows up as mpeg-4. I
was able to stream
Hi Sehgal,
U must have Ip address of the System wehere Darwin Server is running .
by default the Darwin Server uses port 554 .
so first develop one application that will connect with Darwing Server over TCP
on (port and ip) .
Once the Tcp connection is done Let me Know
We will Discuss furt
Thanks for such a prompt reply.
Yes, I do want to develop a RTSP client. I have been through the RTSP RFC,
but the problem is that I don't know how to send messages to the server.
I know the format (from RFC), but I have no idea about how to create those
packetes using C++ or java and then send t
U mean to Say , that u want to develop a rtspclient .
just for rtspclient , no need of Live555 stack .
go thru rtsp rfc 2326 .
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Hi,
i understand how is configured the handler that reads from the net (with
the scheduler) but, how is controlled the reading pace? I am using RTP
AMR and H263.
Thanks
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I understood. I will try to decode the source. Thanks for reply.
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Hi All!
Can somebody help me to create a simple program using which I would be
able to send RTSP messages to Darwin streaming server using the live555
stack.
The problem is that I am new to using Live555 and could not find any
documentation which could help in doing so.
I would really appreciate
Ross Finlayson escribió:
I am developing a video streaming server to play H.264 SVC stream.
This codec has a base layer (similar to the H.264 AVC one) and one or
more enhancement layers.
I've just created a server to play H.264 AVC stream (an extension of
live555MediaServer.exe), with my own
You have run into a known limitation of the current RTSP server code.
If RTP-over-TCP streaming is used, then the server will not be able
to handle any RTSP commands after the initial "PLAY" command.
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Hi Ross,
I am trying to send a SET PARAMETER command using the
setMediaSessionParameter function ( in TCP mode ). The command hangs. The
response from the server ( not livemedia ) is correct ( verified with Wireshark
) but the function
getResponse1() never returns. It doesn't find the \r\n\r
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