I want to know whether MPEG4 has its specific transport stream
format? Such as mp4 is a Mpeg4 specific file format. Then how about
mpeg4's transport stream format? Or just reusing mpeg2ts, which is
possible according to my test?
Although the MPEG Transport Stream was originally designed (I thi
Hi,
Thanks for your reply.
But I want to ask another question though it is a bit out range of this mail
list.
I want to know whether MPEG4 has its specific transport stream format? Such
as mp4 is a Mpeg4 specific file format. Then how about mpeg4's transport
stream format? Or just reusing mpeg2t
I notice LiveMedia usually streams over RTP/UDP. Is it possible to
stream over UDP directly?
Yes, by using a "BasicUDPSink" for sending data (instead of a
"RTPSink" (subclass)). A receiver can receive raw-UDP using a
"BasicUDPSource".
Note, though, that if you stream over raw UDP rather tha
Dear all,
I notice LiveMedia usually streams over RTP/UDP. Is it possible to stream
over UDP directly? Thanks for your advice.
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Should I create corresponding components for MP4 format, so I can
create workflow something like the following two solution?
ByteStreamFileSource -> MP4StreamFramer -> MP4RTPSink (or SimpleRTPSink)
OR
ByteStreamFileSource -> MP4Demux -> MPEG4DemuxElementaryStream |->
MPEG4VideoStreamFramer ->
Dear all,
I am seeking your suggestions on streaming a MP4 file using liveMedia
library.
The mp4 file is consisted of mp4v and mpga streams.
I only see MPEG4VIDEO related sources, framers and sinks in the library. A
typical workflow, according to your test program, is ByteStreamFileSource ->
MPE
Thanks Ganesh.
fileSink->addData(configData, configLen, timeNow); worked and my problem is
solved. actually my MPEG4 receiver was receiving frames correctly. The problem
was receiver was unable to write the initial useful information of the stream
before writing the frames data. After writing
Does the current livemedia library support HTTP streaming (as
compared to RTSP)?
No.
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Dear Experts,
Does the current livemedia library support HTTP streaming (as compared to
RTSP)? My objective is to transmit an XML file and hence, I am look for more
details on the same.
Is there any example implementation in Livemedia package which I can refer for
more information?
Thanks,
Ga
If I use MPEG4VideoStreamDiscreteFramer instead of MPEG4VideoStreamFramer
then the error is removed.
But if we connect it through VLC player or Quick Time then NO VIDEO. However
if we use OpenRTSP to receive stream then it works fine. Can any body
explain what is lacking?
On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 2
Hi Ross,
>This should work. Remember, though, to set the "reuseFirstSource"
>parameter in "OnDemandServerMediaSubsession" (when you subclass it)
>to true.
The variable in question is definitely set to true in the
OnDemandServerMediaSubsession class.
I used the code as posted at
http
The same error persists with "testOnDemandRTSPServer"
On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 2:37 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
> Hello!
>> I'm trying to stream xVideo decoded video frames. I've written my own
>> Video source file derived from FramedSource and I'm using
>> MPEG4VideoStreamFramer and MPEG4ESVideoRTP
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