Hello,
My application is reads TS from file (example video.ts) with this function:
FILE* fp = fopen("video.ts", “rb”);
If I use openRTSP like you wrote, and if I modify my application fopen to this:
FILE* fp=freopen("CONIN$", "rb", stdin);
In this two case, should I probably g
this is there any way that i would make openrtsp client streaming
to work for more than 5 minutes with TCP tunneling i.e., with -t
option.
Sorry, but youre going to have to figure out for yourself why this is
not working for you. Remember, You Have Complete Source Code.
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Ross Finlayson
Hi
this is there any way that i would make openrtsp client streaming to work
for more than 5 minutes with TCP tunneling i.e., with -t option.
thanking you
shiv
On Mon, May 4, 2009 at 2:04 AM, Shiva Shankar N wrote:
> Hi Ross,
>
> Thanks for your quick reply.
> Do you have any suggestion for
Thank you, Ross. Windows firewall was indeed the issue. I switched off the
windows firewall and was able to play the streams in QT. I will proceed with
debugging my application with QT.
Thanks,
Ganesh
From: Ross Finlayson
To: LIVE555 Streaming Media - develo
I am using the testMPEG1or2VideoStreamer.cpp to stream to a fixed
multicast address.
It is possible to create multiple streams with the same multicast
address and port?
No. Multiple streams should each use separate multicast addresses
and port numbers.
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Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
To pipe openRTSP don't you have a little sample code? I tried
_popen() function, but it not the best.
No, you don't need to write any code for this; you can do this from
the command line
openRTSP -v etc. rtsp://url | your-application-that-reads-from-stdin
--
Ross Finlayson
Live Netwo
- Because the incoming protocol type is HTTP,
parseRTSPRequestString() failed and hence, Bad Request Message is
observed in QT.
Yes, the problem is that your client (QuickTime Player) is attempting
to use RTSP-over-HTTP, which we do not yet support in our RTSP server
implementation.
Presuma
Hello Ross,
Many thanks for your pointer. I enabled debug and retried my experiments with
VLC, QT and Windows Media Player. From the logs, I observed the following.
After connection is setup,
- both VLC and QT send DESCRIBE command with bytes and parseRTSPRequestString
returns DESCRIBE command
