I have implemented a media sink for an RTSP video stream using
Live555. All works great expect that the presentation time is 2
hours ahead of local time, why is this?
You tell me. You are (or at least, should be) the one who sets the
presentation time in the 'data source' class that feeds in
I believe this is because openRTSP creates a "raw" aac file, i.e a
file without header.
Thus my questions:
How can I change openRTSP so that it creates a header for the audio file?
You would need to write a new 'file sink' class for AAC audio files
with headers, and use this in "openRTSP" (in
Ok - I've now tried with openRTSP creating MPEG-4 ES - no "-4" or "-q".
Having the same issue.
Turned on debug... testOnDemandRTSP is calculating presentation times
that work out to 15 fps, for example:
#parsing VideoObjectPlane
vop_coding_type: 1(P), modulo_time_base: 0, vop_time_increment: 133
Hi everybody,
I am using openRTSP to record the video and the audio stream of an RTSP
source (openRTSP rtsp://url).
As expected, openRTSP is creating two files: "audio-MPEG4-GENERIC-2" for the
audio (aac) and "video-MP4V-ES-1" for the video (m4v).
I manage to play the video file with vlc (vlc file
Hello Ross,
On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 5:07 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
>> The file I am using as a source to testOnDemandRTSP Server was
>> captured by either openRTSP (using -4 to output to Quicktime
>> container)
>
> Our server *cannot* stream from this type of file (".mp4" or ".mov" format).
> Th
Hi,
I have implemented a media sink for an RTSP video stream using Live555. All
works great expect that the presentation time is 2 hours ahead of local
time, why is this? If we call gettimeofday() on the same machine we get the
correct time.
Thanks in advance.
--
Andy Bell
CTO
J2K Video Limit
