I'm still struggling to get this code to work correctly, and I'm sure I'm
just doing something dumb (sorry, new to Live555 and H.264, and the
available samples leave much to be desired). I've attached the code I've
written/used (some of it is stuff I found previous posters had used).
Once again,
Over in GroupSockHelper.cpp is a windows implementation of gettimeofday().
There are three implementations for it -- one for CE (?), one that uses
ftime() and another that uses QueryPerformanceCounter().
The version that uses QueryPerformanceCounter() is broken. With that
implementation, the ep
Seems like there is an option in RTSP to specify a range in time
that you want to start your stream.
Yes, and we support it, for both RTSP clients and RTSP servers.
For RTSP clients: Note the "start" and "end" parameters to
"RTSPClient:: playMediaSession()" and "RTSPClient::
playMediaSubsessi
Not sure if this made it through to the list
You can easily check this by looking at the online archives:
http://lists.live555.com/pipermail/live-devel/
so I'm resending.
*Please* don't send the same message to the mailing list more than once!
--
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
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Seems like there is an option in RTSP to specify a range in time that you
want to start your stream.
I did a web page for a STB that when a certain button is pressed (for
example), I take the current Position and add 30 to it and set the position.
The new npt is sent to the server but mediaServer
Over in GroupSockHelper.cpp is a windows implementation of gettimeofday().
There are three implementations for it -- one for CE (?), one that uses
ftime() and another that uses QueryPerformanceCounter().
The version that uses QueryPerformanceCounter() is broken. With that
implementation, the
Brad,
Thanks for the advise. I will drop it for now and move on to unicast and
relay. Maybe I will have a better idea when I learn more about it.
York
On Wed, 2009-04-01 at 13:04 -0400, Brad Bitterman wrote:
> Its hard to tell without looking at the file you captured. It seems
> that either yo
Not sure if this made it through to the list so I'm resending.
- Brad
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Ross,
I modifies MultiFramedRTPSource to add the ability to set and call a
callback function to gain access to the RTP extended header. This
works for
Its hard to tell without looking at the file you captured. It seems
that either your i-frames are not being sent correctly or you timing
is off for some reason. If the RTP timestamp is not correct then VLC
will not be happy and give you warnings about late and dropped frames.
- Brad
On Mar
Hi,
I would like to know why do we need to wait for an answer in
teardownMediaSession ?
My issue is :
When a server stop sending me data, I am closing the client. But before that I
send a teardownMediaSession just in case the server or the connection is not
really dead.
But if the server or the
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