On Thursday 13 November 2008, 07:44:10, Ross Finlayson wrote:
> >I downloaded the latest source code of live555 and created a new
> >config.mips file to geneate the Makefiles. But when I compiled it,
> >it fails when it reaches the ld command.
>
> Well then I guess you'll need to modify your "conf
I downloaded the latest source code of live555 and created a new
config.mips file to geneate the Makefiles. But when I compiled it,
it fails when it reaches the ld command.
Well then I guess you'll need to modify your "config.mips" command
until it works properly. Only you know the details of
Hi,
I downloaded the latest source code of live555 and created a new
config.mips file to geneate the Makefiles. But when I compiled it, it
fails when it reaches the ld command.
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In general, right now, you can't expect RTSP/RTP to work over NAT.
That is especially true if the RTSP server is behind a NAT.
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Hi,
My system consists of three nodes at different locations on the Internet:
IP-camera <---> LAN1 <---> ADSL-router/firewall/NAT-1 <---> INTERNET
VLC Server <---> LAN2 <---> ADSL-router/firewall/NAT-2 <---> INTERNET
VLC Client <---> LAN3 <---> ADSL-router/firewall/NAT-3 <---> INTERNET
The VL
I am trying to write a generalized video RTSP/RTP front end to a
decoder. It has to decode MJPEG, MPEG4, MEPG2 and H.264.
I am looking at the source code for all the test programs and see
that they all seem to predetermine their payload type.
Is there a test sample that has the information fr
I am trying to write a generalized video RTSP/RTP front end to a
decoder. It has to decode MJPEG, MPEG4, MEPG2 and H.264.
I am looking at the source code for all the test programs and see that
they all seem to predetermine their payload type.
Is there a test sample that has the information from
Hi all,
I need to create a media subsession which takes RTP packets from an UDP
port and forwards them to a different port.
>From what I saw, I should first subclass OnDemandServerMediaSubsession. Is
that correct?
Actually I don't know how to tell my new class to read data from a UDP port
and
Ahh..., now that you've explained your problem once again, I now
understand the issue: The alarm handler is (in your case) causing
"fReadSet" to be modified, so that it no longer accurately reflects
the set of readable sockets that had been previously passed to
"select()", and produced (as "rea
Ross Finlayson wrote:
I have no doubt that your problem is real. However, your proposed
solution - messing with the "BasicTaskScheduler" code - appears to be
merely masking your real problem: That incorrect socket numbers are
getting passed to the call to "select()" in the event loop.
Ross,
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