Hi, Ross,
> Thanks for the contribution. Although the 'hole punching' mechanism
> that you implemented is non-standard, it probably would not break
> anything, so - pending the adoption of a real standard for this - I
> will likely add this to a future revision of the code.
> --
The impleme
The very first frames on each subsession always come back with 'wall clock'
presentationTime (as filled in by code in RTPSource.cpp, lines 309-318).
Then, once a SR packet has arrived, the presentationTime time jumps to the
NTP time advertised by the source in the SR packet.
I don't think this is
Hi there
I'm working on a RTSP project, using live.2008.07.24.tar.gz.
I'm receiving MPEG4ESVideo and MPEG4LATMAudio data streams. I've implemented
two sinks right behind these media sources and store the incoming frames for
playback, based on the 'presentationTime' given in _afterFrame().
> Does adding
fTSPCRCount = 0;
to "MPEG2TransportStreamFramer::doStopGettingFrames()" overcome
your problem?
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I have tried and it seems work well now.
OK, I have now installed a new version (2008.07.25) of the code, that
includes this fix.
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Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
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> >I try to use media server to stream my TS file, and found that
>>the stream can not be resumed correctly after paused. That is,
>>when resume, the speed of packet transmit become very slow. I
>>have traced into the code, and found the problem may be in the
>>function MPEG2TransportStreamFramer
Hey Ross,
Just tested your latest version of the stack, and it
works like a charm :-) - since I have an older version of the LiveMedia
stack running on my embedded system, I will be porting the changes to my
version - If I'm correct, I think the relevant changes were isolated to
Mul
I try to use media server to stream my TS file, and found that
the stream can not be resumed correctly after paused. That is,
when resume, the speed of packet transmit become very slow. I
have traced into the code, and found the problem may be in the
function MPEG2TransportStreamFramer::doStopGett
I am trying to stream MPEG4 (divx- AVI format) file
We don't currently support reading/streaming from 'AVI'-format files.
How to resolve this issue. What all changes I need to do to make it working .
You would need to write appropriate parser/framer classes for AVI-format files.
--
Ross Fin
Hi,
I try to use media server to stream my TS file, and found that
the stream can not be resumed correctly after paused. That is,
when resume, the speed of packet transmit become very slow. I
have traced into the code, and found the problem may be in the
function MPEG2TransportStreamFramer::doSto
Just wanted to inform that i been trying the latest release.. and it
didn't sort the AAC Audio stream.
the vlc win32 version, handled the stream with no problem: "vlc rtsp://
--sout=stream.mp4", (while RealPlayer played it as well)
while using vlc under linux, compiled from source with LIVE55
Hi Ross ,
I am trying to stream MPEG4 (divx- AVI format) file (Encoded through FFMPEG)
through testMPEG4ESvideoStreamer , it flushes logs like "saw unexpected
marker" , when I receive that through vlc client , it shows zig-zag,random
and partially decoded video . How to resolve this issue. What all
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