if it is 16 * 20 * 32 KB means 10 MBps. I am having gigE network.
My problem is openRTSP consuming lots of cpu so I am unable to run other s/w.
12% (especially for 16 instances of the application) is *not* a lot
of CPU, by any measure.
What is this "ReorderingPacketBuffer." function doing?
if it is 16 * 20 * 32 KB means 10 MBps. I am having gigE network.
My problem is openRTSP consuming lots of cpu so I am unable to run other s/w.
What is this "ReorderingPacketBuffer." function doing?. is this issue ( what i
a seeing) have any relation with free mem ?
Thaks
Aoop
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Hi ,
You can use Ctrl+C to tear down
You can't do this if you are using the "-q", "-4" or "-i" options.
If you're using those options, you need to signal th
Hi,
How I can do a relayer unicast->unicast (for example) using local files buffer
within rtp packets?
I have as input a stream on demand (for example a MPEG4 audio/video with
address rtsp://192.168.178.20:8555/mystream).
Thanks in advance,
Bobo
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Dear all,
it there a way to stop openRTSP with a teardown before the end of the video?
and without the option -d
See my earlier response to someone else's message "Problems with
openRTSP". They had the same question.
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Live Networks, Inc.
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Is it right that I use the following ways to store the video stream
in openRTSP?
MPEG4ESVideoRTPSource* m4esSource = NULL;
MediaSubsession* subsession = NULL;
MediaSubsessionIterator* iter(*session);
subsession = iter.next();
m4esSource = subsession->Source();
I don't understand your question
>>1. Every output that I create are useless with a normal player (Vlc
for example) I got to re-encode it with ffmpeg.
What media type(s) are you recording? What command-line options are
you giving "openRTSP"?
It doesn't work with any format. I tried it "raw" (no options), avi,
mov. With dura
I have profiled my system and found that around 8.7 % time is being
spend in Reordering Packet Buffer <>
VMA samples %time App-name Symbol-name
00465778 35862 8.7658 openRTSP
ReorderingPacketBuffer::storePacket(BufferedPacket*)
And around 3.4 % time is being spend in
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Update:
Replicated using liveMedia RTSP server and open RTSP to stream audio.
Disconnect also occurred at about 340 seconds.
This seems to indicate that the request buffer is never reset and hence the 170
and 340 second times make sense too;
double the requests (or RTCP RR packets) and the buff
Hi Ross,
If I use 30 fps stream ( 32 KB frame size and 16 channels)
ReorderingPacketBuffer::storePacket(BufferedPacket*)
is taking around 13 % time.
I am having 512 MB Ram in my box. And no other service is running.
I am running openRTSP with following options
./openRTSP -Q
Hi,
I've written a RTSP Server using the liveMedia library which streams live data
from a webcam unicast over TCP.
The server runs on a Linux box.
When receiving the stream the server randomly disconnects the openRtsp client
(sitting on another box).
I've traced it to line 324 in RTSPServer.cpp
Hi ,
You can use Ctrl+C to tear down
Thanks
Anoop
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Dear all,
Dear all,
it there a way to stop openRTSP with a teardown before the end of the video?
and without the option -d
thank you for your help,
regards,
Florian
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>>1. Every output that I create are useless with a normal player (Vlc
>>for example) I got to re-encode it with ffmpeg.
>What media type(s) are you recording? What command-line options are
>you giving "openRTSP"?
It doesn't work with any format. I tried it "raw" (no options), avi,
mov. With durat
>> 2. I have a device which acts as a real-time MPEG4 video streaming
>>server. It resides at rtsp://adm:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:5000/udpstream. I can
>>use the example of openRTSP program to communicate with it. But I read
>>the example of openRTSP program a lot of times and I still cannot
>>un
Hi Ross,
I have profiled my system and found that around 8.7 % time is being spend in
Reordering Packet Buffer <>
VMA samples %time App-name Symbol-name
00465778 35862 8.7658 openRTSP
ReorderingPacketBuffer::storePacket(BufferedPacket*)
And around 3.4 % time is being spen
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