The first frame my streamer writes to "fTo" is of size 64405
You *must* check the value of "fMaxSize" before copying data to the
"fTo" pointer. "fMaxSize" tells you the size of the buffer that the
downstream object has made available.
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Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555
Hello!
The first frame my streamer writes to "fTo" is of size 64405 but at reciever
end the first frame recieved is of size 34249. The next frames sent and
receive are almost same. I'm confused where the heck 3 bytes go???
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Muhammad Bilal Latif
I had similar experience, but finally noticed the cause was VLC pause button
not sending RTSP PAUSE command to the server. Not sure if this friend
encounter the same case, and you can check it use any sniffer software.
-Woods
On Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 6:05 PM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
> when I use l
when I use live555 to stream H.264 file stream,the client(VLC) could
play or teardown the stream.
But when I press the 'pause ' button, it does nothing, the video play as also.
Are you streaming via unicast, or via multicast.
If you're streaming via unicast, then RTSP "PAUSE" should work. Not
Hi All,
when I use live555 to stream H.264 file stream,the client(VLC) could play or
teardown the stream.
But when I press the 'pause ' button, it does nothing, the video play as also.
I use 'pauseStream' as keyword to search in live555 source code,get the
function
void ServerMediaSubsession::
