Hi there, I ran some initial tests with testMPEG4VideoStreamer on FC10,
using Quicktime player 7.6 on WinXP.
This is going OK so far but I ran into a couple of initial problems to sort
out.
First, after starting RTSP/SDP PLAY, quicktime player buffers for a LONG
time
before playing. It looks li
Hi there, I ran some initial tests with testMPEG4VideoStreamer on FC10,
using Quicktime player 7.6 on WinXP.
This is going OK so far but I ran into a couple of initial problems to sort
out.
First, after starting RTSP/SDP PLAY, quicktime player buffers for a LONG
time
before playing. It looks l
Also it seems to me that the MPEG1or2AudioStreamFramer class does
not use the fDurationInMicroseconds parameter at all.
Yes it does, it *sets* this parameter (see line 144).
Once again, look at the parameters that are passed to each call to
"void MultiFramedRTPSink::afterGettingFrame()". (The
Dear Sirs,
I'm using live555MediaServer to stream an mpeg-ts encapsuled H.264
video to an external set-top-box (from Exterity).
All is working fine; the only problem is that I want to loop the
video (rewind and replay) once it has finished. Other streaming
servers allow this option, but I do
HI Ross,
Thanks for the pointers, but I am still struggling with the issue of audio
being called much more often than it needs to be.
Please find below my derived audio encoding class implementation.
My constructor takes in a structure with encoding parameters, along with two
pointers to extern
1. I have my stream running, but I can't seem to get VLC to digest
it. Should VLC be able to play it?
Yes, but this is not a VLC mailing list.
2. Do I need to do anything with PPS and SPS information?
Yes. You need to Base-64-encode each of these special NAL units,
concatenate the result
> No. Our software (in particular, the "H264VideoRTPSink" class)
> already implements the RTP payload format described in RFC 3984.
> All you need to do is deliver - one at a time - NAL units to it
> (*without* a preceding 'length' field).
Ross,
Thank you for the clarification. A few follow up
Dear Sirs,
I'm using live555MediaServer to stream an mpeg-ts encapsuled H.264 video
to an external set-top-box (from Exterity).
All is working fine; the only problem is that I want to loop the video
(rewind and replay) once it has finished. Other streaming servers allow
this option, but I do
how about the library in the presence of duplicate packets in input?
Our software auomatically detects, and discards, duplicate RTP packets.
How to take into account the duplication of packets in the class
QoSMeasurement (negative values)?
Yes. If a stream contains only duplicate RTP packet
Hi Ross,how about the library in the presence of duplicate packets in input?How
to take into account the duplication of packets in the class QoSMeasurement
(negative values)?
Thanks in advance
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Thank you, the problem is solved.
Just chang VLC's
Preferences->Interface(all)->Input/Codecs->Demuxers->RTP/RTSP->Caching
value (ms)
I reduce it to 80ms.
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tir, 24 03 2009 kl. 14:44 -0700, skrev Ross Finlayson:
> >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
> "con
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