I'm trying to use ReceivingInterfaceAddr & SendingInterfaceAddr to control
which interface RTSP/RTP traffic is going in and out on.
In setupDatagramSocket(), there is the line:
if (port.num() == 0) addr = ReceivingInterfaceAddr;
This line is just prior to the bind() call. So.. UDP ports ar
Or perhaps the client code shouldn't be allowed to send RTCP
messages until after the PLAY command has been issued.
You're right - it shouldn't. You've discovered a bug.
PS. I should probably note my code isn't like openRTSP in that it
doesn't do DESCRIBE, SETUP, and PLAY all at once I do DES
I guess the solution is going to have to be to make this while loop
smarter to detect what type of command is being received and if it's
a GET or SET look at the content-length header to determine how much
data needs to be read.
Yes. In fact, the code should really be looking for (and handing
This is sort of related to my last message, mostly because I found the 2
problems at the same time and around the same place in the code.
I'm testing RTP over TCP (client and server are both based on LiveMedia)
and occasionally (perhaps 50% of the time) the server is responding to
the PLAY com
I see a problem with the while loop for detecting the end of a RTSP
command in RTSPServer::RTSPClientSession::incomingRequestHandler1() and
the commands SET_PARAMETER and GET_PARAMETER either of which with actual
parameters to set.
Basically the while loop looks for and then determines
that
I'm trying to use ReceivingInterfaceAddr & SendingInterfaceAddr to control
which interface RTSP/RTP traffic is going in and out on.
In setupDatagramSocket(), there is the line:
if (port.num() == 0) addr = ReceivingInterfaceAddr;
This line is just prior to the bind() call. So.. UDP ports a
Some people have reported having problems with 'trick play'
operations on Transport Streams, due to the high bitrate of the
'trick play' output streams.
By popular demand, I have now released a new version (2009.02.23) of
the "LIVE555 Streaming Media" software that changes the way that
Transp
