I see for H.264 streams, openRTSP defaults to the H264VideoFileSink,
which is based on FileSink, which is based on MediaSink.
I don't want to write the video out to a file; I want the video
exposed as a live stream to the rest of my application. To me, it
seems like I need to write my own "si
Well, I did not explain myself before.
I'm doing a client/server application. The client part will connect to a
normal RTSP server and divide the video in parts.
The server part will stream those parts with different priorities to various
clients, but those clients don't need to know that the video
I see for H.264 streams, openRTSP defaults to the H264VideoFileSink, which
is based on FileSink, which is based on MediaSink.
I don't want to write the video out to a file; I want the video exposed as a
live stream to the rest of my application. To me, it seems like I need to
write my own "sink,"
Hi All,
I need to find a way to emulate NAL packets in order to send it in TS. My
hardware encoder will produce NAL but as it won't be ready for a while, I'd
like to write my streamer with some file as a source.
I have a TS file with h.264 video and AAC audio.
How do I get the NAL packets from
And how can I make the client to divide the file in multiple parts?
Now this is just being silly.
If you want to record the incoming stream back into separate files,
then why combine the files (on the server) in the first place?
Instead, leave the server the way it was, and just use "openRTS
And Can I link openRTSP received data buffer to my application input?
Yes. Use the "-v" option to cause "openRTSP" to write its output to
'stdout', and then pipe this to your application.
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And how can I make the client to divide the file in multiple parts?
I modified FileSink to make the parts based on a constant instead of the
video size but I suppose it can be done much better.
Thanks!
2009/4/21 Ross Finlayson
> I've been trying for days to make RTSPServer to stream a video tha
Right, with "testOnDemandRTSPServer" works fine.
So my project, openRTSP is a complex application, and I need only a code that
receive .TS file over rtp. Can I modify example "testMPEG1or2VideoReceiver" to
receive TS file, or I should Integrate the openRTSP application to my code?An
1/can you please let me know when you plan to support trick play on
MPEG4 and possibly WM9 streams ?
No.
2/Do you plan some pre-encryptor in future to deliver VOD assets ?
No.
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I've been trying for days to make RTSPServer to stream a video that
is divided in 5 parts,
in a way that the client acts as if it was receiving the stream from
a single video file.
I've looked at ServerMediaSession.cpp/.h but I am pretty much lost.
You can do this by writing a new "ServerMedia
can i use the live555 media server as a reflector (with using sdp files) ?
for example: UDP Stream (h264) ---> Live555 Media Server ---> RTSP Stream
No, not at present.
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First of all I failed to use openRTSP. I used the
"testMPEG2TransportStreamer" to stream "test.ts" file and I can
receive it with VLC, but a I can't with openRTSP.
Did you modifiy the "testMPEG2TranspoerStreamer'" code to enable it's
built-in RTSP server? You need to do this if you want to re
How can I use the "-f" option and specify the frame rate if I don't
know the server settings? Is there any way to get this info from the
server?
The only way I know to find the stream's frame rate is to play it
using a media player application, and try to figure out the frame
rate from the me
I suggest a cosmetic change to the function void
MultiFramedRTPSink::sendPacketIfNecessary()
OK, This will be included in the next release of the software.
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can i use the live555 media server as a reflector (with using sdp files) ?
for example: UDP Stream (h264) ---> Live555 Media Server ---> RTSP Stream
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Hello everybody,
I have some questions.
First of all I failed to use openRTSP. I used the "testMPEG2TransportStreamer"
to stream "test.ts" file and I can receive it with VLC, but a I can't with
openRTSP.
I started the openRTSP from the command line with this:
openRTSP "rtp://239.2
Hi,
I've been trying for days to make RTSPServer to stream a video that is
divided in 5 parts,
in a way that the client acts as if it was receiving the stream from a
single video file.
I've looked at ServerMediaSession.cpp/.h but I am pretty much lost.
Thanks
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I have had to add some fprintf messages in
MultiFramesRTPSink::sendPacketIfNecessary() to follow-up with the packet
scheduling of the live555 library. I have found that the computing of
the uSecondsToGo can become negative when a frame to be send is
segmented through many RTP packets. This happens
Ross,
How can I use the "-f" option and specify the frame rate if I don't
know the server settings? Is there any way to get this info from the
server? Besides that, when streaming camera feeds, I believe the frame
rate is not constant.
Paulo
On Apr 20, 2009, at 2:58 AM, Ross Finlayson wr
Dear Sir,
1/can you please let me know when you plan to support trick play on MPEG4
and possibly WM9 streams ?
2/Do you plan some pre-encryptor in future to deliver VOD assets ?
http://www.live555.com/mediaServer/#trick-play
'Trick play' functionality
The server supports RTSP 'trick play' o
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