On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 12:15:14PM -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:
>> I am likely to freshen the liveMedia tree in the MythTV svn repo
>> whenever Ross puts out the next version of live555. I am hoping I can
>> get a leg up on this by getting a hold of the version of live555 that
>> MythTV originally
I am likely to freshen the liveMedia tree in the MythTV svn repo
whenever Ross puts out the next version of live555. I am hoping I can
get a leg up on this by getting a hold of the version of live555 that
MythTV originally committed. It looks to be a version circa 2006-06-21.
Is it possible to get
I am likely to freshen the liveMedia tree in the MythTV svn repo
whenever Ross puts out the next version of live555. I am hoping I can
get a leg up on this by getting a hold of the version of live555 that
MythTV originally committed. It looks to be a version circa 2006-06-21.
Is it possible to get
Helo, I wonder to know if LIVE555 have some CODEC
No.
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Helo, I wonder to know if LIVE555 have some CODEC, or just work it with
data which just send and receive ??
Thx.
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Julien Savarese
Apprenti ingénieur.
Division SIS/DPM/RMS/MIE.
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Pensez a l'environnement : avez-v
We
use Live 555 in a RTSP client.As a RTSP client we fetch video data
(MPEG4 ES ) decode it(with Intel UMC compiler) and send it to other
network area and also to disk.We serve an MPEG4ES file using
MediaServer.Also we serve video by using axis Video server.These two
server is not executed mean-whi
If I don't use live555 it works just fine: i.e. encode to a memory
block, decode from a memory block. I tried comparing the original
jpeg compressed data with the received data and it seems that the
jpeg header is broken. Could it be that JPEGVideoRTPSink fails to
reconstruct the original JP
So I'm interested by both the RTSP/RTP protocol implementation and
by the means to write a compliant video file, by getting the good
parameters from the SDP description and building headers of an AVI
file so that it can be correctly read afterwards by a media player
such as VLC.
Note the "-i"
>/Basically, what differs from the openRTSP program is that I would
/>/need to read from a data capture file instead of from a network and
/>/to be a listener of an existing RTSP session instead of the client
/>/for this RTSP session.
/
Because you have an existing RTSP client application (an