I have another question about the tv_timeToDelay param in the
select() function, in BasicTaskScheduler class.
By default, I notified the timeout value is 0
No, that's not true. By default, the 'timeout' parameter to the
"select()" call will be the time until the next 'delayed task' comes
du
Hi Ross,
I have another question about the tv_timeToDelay param in the select()
function, in BasicTaskScheduler class.
By default, I notified the timeout value is 0, that means the select() never
stops for waiting an available signals (connect/read socket, read file).
I am wondering why not to s
Thank you for your input, Ross, I am checking this point
I have post another issue about the select() question.
-kevin
2008/12/26 Ross Finlayson
>fPresentationTime = presentationTime; <--- data unalign
>> exception occurs here
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> It looks like you have a buggy compil
Thanks Ross, got it.
But I'm this only getting asked for new data ~ every 1.3.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Austin
On Dec 28, 2008, at 9:26 PM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
So there is not any way to push data (frame data) into a
deivceSource?
Once again (and for the last time): A "LIVE555 Streaming Media
So there is not any way to push data (frame data) into a deivceSource?
Once again (and for the last time): A "LIVE555 Streaming Media"
application runs an event loop, so the only way to 'push' data to it
is to signal the availablity of new data as an event, and thereby
have a handler function
Thanks Ross,
So there is not any way to push data (frame data) into a deivceSource?
I have modified DeviceSource.cpp deliverFrame to deliverFrame(void
*data, int len) to pass data into it. And in the function follows;
if (!isCurrentlyAwaitingData()) return; // we're not ready for the
data
