The call to doGetNextFrame (doGetNextFrame(void *data, int len) in
my code) only happens when data is present.
No, that's not true! The "doGetNextFrame()" (virtual) function is
called by the "FramedSource::getNextFrame()" function, which is
called by the downstream object whenever it wants ne
The call to doGetNextFrame (doGetNextFrame(void *data, int len) in my
code) only happens when data is present. Than in (doGetNextFrame(void
*data, int len) in my code) function I call deliverFrame(data, len);
function passing the data.
But the function deliverFrame(data, len); the if state
Hello All,
I have created my own deviceSource.cpp for my live input from QTKit,
I call doGetNextFrame with my data and than pass it to deliverFrame.
I have based my streaming from MPEG4ToVideoStreamer, which blocks
at env->taskScheduler().doEventLoop(); // does not return and does
not allow my
Hello All,
I have created my own deviceSource.cpp for my live input from QTKit, I
call doGetNextFrame with my data and than pass it to deliverFrame. I
have based my streaming from MPEG4ToVideoStreamer, which blocks at env-
>taskScheduler().doEventLoop(); // does not return and does not allow
fPresentationTime = presentationTime; <--- data
unalign exception occurs here
It looks like you have a buggy compiler. If both "fPresentationTime"
and "presentationTime" are declared as "struct timeval", you should
not be getting a data alignment error when you try to assign
Ross,
I am tring to port the live555 to our embedded system with uCOS support.
For now, the MPEG2TransportStream works fine (on PC and embedded device),
except for the slow performance when using VLC.
I have added our H264 support class, in addition to the H264RTPSink and
FUAFragment classes, it
