Hi Ross, 1. Thanks for your reply. Just for anybody who wants to
receive the correct mpeg4 configuration header, the solution is
simple. One must replace
No, it's even easier: Replace your current version of the code with
the latest version (2010.01.07), which fixes the bug.
--
Ross Finlayso
Hi Ross,
1. Thanks for your reply. Just for anybody who wants to receive the correct
mpeg4 configuration header, the solution is simple.
One must replace
configSize = (strlen(configStr)+1)/2 + 1;
with
configSize = (strlen(configStr)+1)/2;
to receive the correct length. Next (to prevent a NUL
Yes you're right! I dug out the RTSP specification and I have to agree
with your comment ! I'll check that with the vendor of the RTSP client.
BTW while digging in the specification RFC 2326 I found that section 3.4
says that the session Identifiers MUST be chosen randomly and MUST be at
least eig
I'm working on a project based on live555, where we want to enable
the user to play a part of the recorded video, for instance for a 60
minutes video, the user may choose to play it from 0:20 to 0:40. How
can this be accomplished, to only stream the part the user wants to
see?
This is easy to
I have an RTSP client (not live555) that complains of the
a=control:track format used by the RTSP server (live555 application)
implementation of the live555 library. When I change the code of the
library to use a=control:trackID= the RTSP client doesn`t complain
anymore. The examples in the RTS
I am receiving stream from server which sends stream in
H.264 format over RTSP , i used your openRTSP to save the stream but
saved file doent show Video (I used VLC) , but when i received
stream in MPeg1 or 2 format then i could see the file with VLC play.
This is a problem with VLC;
Hi Ross,
I am receiving stream from server which sends stream in H.264 format
over RTSP , i used your openRTSP to save the stream but saved file doent show
Video (I used VLC) , but when i received stream in MPeg1 or 2 format then i
could see the file with VLC play.
What is
Afternoon Ross Finlayson from live network :
I had put 1 more Transport Stream file on our FTP site.
Now we have 2 TS files there...
"Mermaid.ts" & "ChronoCross.ts", FYR.
Please visit our FTP site with following account information
* IP: "60.250.38.86"
* Username: "live555"
* Password:
I'm writing to ask if it is possible to save an mpeg 1 file from the stream
received using openRTSP and how this can be implemented. I haven't seen this
possibility in the example code. Furthermore, I would like to know if it is
possible to have the mpeg 1 file stored in memory instead of in a f
Hi Ross Finlayson from live network :
Ross Finlayson says:
I'm not going to take a look at this (alleged) bug unless you tell me
specifically which file(s) on your FTP site contain this extra PES
header data (and where).
Sorry that's my fault, I forget to notify you about that...
P
Hi Ross,
I am using your Live555 and facing some difficulties , i am receiving
stream over rtp and saving to file , following is the code
int
TaskScheduler* scheduler = BasicTaskScheduler::createNew();
UsageEnvironment*env = BasicUsageEnvironment::createNew(*scheduler);
main(intargc, c
11 matches
Mail list logo
