I to have similar requirements in that a user may need to reconfigure
the server ( different port, different sessions), etc without shutting
down the main process.
Renato MAURO (Libero) wrote:
Hi Ross.
Right now I'm not sure there's a clean way to delete RTSP sessions
unless they are actu
Title: Extending RTSPClinetSession class
We had the same problem. We made the RTSPClientSession class protected
and added a protected virtual factory method for creating the
RTSPClientSession objects and made IncomingRequestHandler1() call it.
I then made my own version RTSPServer and RTSPCli
I am trying to extend RTSPClientSession to support "SET_PARAMETER".
However the class is declared as private within the RTSPServer class.
In addition the IncomingRequestHandler1 which I should override, is
also declared as private within the RTSPClientSession class.
Should I change both of t
Hi Ross.
Right now I'm not sure there's a clean way to delete RTSP sessions unless
they are actually closed (using RTSP "TEARDOWN") beforehand, because
otherwise any future incoming RTSP requests or RTCP packets might still
try to be handled by the code, using deleted structures.
However, a
Hi Ross,
I have to send SR reports manually because myrtpsink use a class that
inherits from rtpsink but uses an infinite loop to read the packets within
two temporary buffer files.
(In fact, my application server side don't send SR report packets!)
For this I need to understand how I can from
Hi,
Is there a simple way to multicast audio from microphone using any kind of
audio codec (ex. speex)? When I've googled this issue, I've found some
solution that sound to me like a black magic;)
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