>> >2. I have debug turned on and I see RTCP messages being received
>> >from myself.
>> >I presume this is a multicast session (if it were a unicast session,
>> >then the RTCP packets should be sent back directly to the server, and
>> >the client would never get a chance to receive them itself).
I'm using RTSP as a client. Unfortunatelly the authentication fails. I
found out that live555 implements RFC 2069 specification. This
specification was replaced by RFC 2617 and unfortunatelly our camera
uses the features of the new standard.
Thanks for the information. Could you please send us
1. Should we be sending RTCP messages when the connection is in a
paused state. My initial thoughts were no, but then I thought that
without the RTCPInstance running and sending messages, how would a
server know the client has not gone away.
Yes, RTCP continues, as usual, even when a RTSP ses
Hi all,
I am connecting a client to an RTP server. I instantiate the groupsocks,
and the RTPSources and the RTCP instance all fine, and the stream comes in
great. However, I have a couple of questions about the RTCPInstance class.
1. Should we be sending RTCP messages when the connection is in
Can you point me to where the header gets skipped (where the RTP
header gets parsed)? I'll look and see if there is a clean way to
allow access to the data. Any suggestions on the best way to add access?
Thanks,
Brad
On Mar 24, 2009, at 12:50 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
Is there an easy way t
If my H/W encoder is single-slice, am I doomed?
No, of course you're not 'doomed', but if your 'reference frames' are
very large (and you didn't say how large they typically are), then
they are going to be especially vulnerable to packet loss. If you
could split them up into 'slice' NAL unit
Figured it out. I am attaching the config.solaris inline. I've just
added -m64 three places to instruct compiler and linker to make 64
bit files.
Thanks.
One question, though: What happens if someone uses this new
"config.solaris" to compile/link an application on (and for) a 32-bit
Solaris
I'm using RTSP as a client. Unfortunatelly the authentication fails. I
found out that live555 implements RFC 2069 specification. This
specification was replaced by RFC 2617 and unfortunatelly our camera
uses the features of the new standard. Do you plan to implementation
the RFC 2617 digest authent
If my H/W encoder is single-slice, am I doomed? Seems to be working well
on a reliable network for 1080i @ 5 Mb/s. Anything higher (10 Mb/s) is
not as stable but I haven't had time investigating why.
For the reference frames, the codec generates a buffer containing 3 NAL
units (SPS, PPS and th
Hi
I will just reply to my own mail.
Figured it out. I am attaching the config.solaris inline. I've just added -m64
three places to instruct compiler and linker to make 64 bit files.
bash-3.00#file software/live/mediaServer/live555MediaServer
software/live/mediaServer/live555MediaServer: ELF
>The usual method - i.e.
> genMakefiles solaris
>is supposed to work for both 32-bit and 64-bit Solaris.
>
>But if that's not the case, and there's some change that could be
>made to the "config.solaris" file in order to fix this, then please
>let us know.
>--
>
>Hi.
>
>Sorry, should have sta
I have a question about the openRTSP. In the end of the function
startPlayingStreams, there is :
// Watch for incoming packets (if desired):
checkForPacketArrival(NULL);
checkInterPacketGaps(NULL);
My question is whether the video or audio packets haved been
rececived here.
The fi
The usual method - i.e.
genMakefiles solaris
is supposed to work for both 32-bit and 64-bit Solaris.
But if that's not the case, and there's some change that could be
made to the "config.solaris" file in order to fix this, then please
let us know.
--
Hi.
Sorry, should have stated that.
Hello,
Does timeout work in RTSPClient? I slightly modified openRTSP.cpp in order
to use timeout value (in seconds).
I replaced at line 32:
return rtspClient->sendOptionsCmd(url, username, password);
with
return rtspClient->sendOptionsCmd(url, username, password, NULL, 5);
and at line 45:
re
Hello,
This is my first letter to you!
I have a question about the openRTSP. In the end of the function
startPlayingStreams, there is :
// Watch for incoming packets (if desired):
checkForPacketArrival(NULL);
checkInterPacketGaps(NULL);
My question is whether the video or audio pa
>I am trying to run live555 server on an Solaris 64 bit box.
>
>It runs fine as a 32 bit application, but I am unable to read or
>stream any files over 2 GB. VLC streaming works fine but live555
>server is required for this application.
>
>Can anyone help me, either by directing me to something
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