i want to send many sessions from one point.
I have read aboput the threading faq, and i
know it may be simple to attach many videosinks
to one task scheduler, but i want to use different
threads since i want to spread the video compression
across all possible cores.
right now i create one rtsps
Hi,
We are trying to play the testMPEG1or2AudioVideo.sdp file. However, we are
not receiving any audio. We checked the output files of the splitter and it
does not have an audio content (it creates the file but does not have
anything in it). When using MPEG1 video file, there is audio and video
ho
Can I post a zip file to the list that has a .sln .vcproj files that
compile the library with Visual Studio 2008. The size of the file is
around 40K
No problem.
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Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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Hi all,
i want to send many sessions from one point.
I have read aboput the threading faq, and i
know it may be simple to attach many videosinks
to one task scheduler, but i want to use different
threads since i want to spread the video compression
across all possible cores.
right now i create
Hi,
Regarding Live555 library usage for developing an RTSP client
application,
In case network is down while receiving the video packets from RTSP
server, how this library will be notifying the client application i.e.
which method will be called in this case?
Regards
Abhishek Jain
I have a visual Studio 2008 setup with live555 that could help you !
Unfortunately my live555 library is not up to date !
I'll be back later today after a few checking with an updated library!
Guy Bonneau
From: live-devel-boun...@ns.live555.com
[mailto:live-devel-boun...@ns.live555.com] On
OK I have an updated Visual Studio setup with the lastest release.
Ross !
Can I post a zip file to the list that has a .sln .vcproj files that
compile the library with Visual Studio 2008. The size of the file is
around 40K
Guy Bonneau
From: live-devel-boun...@ns.live555.com
[mailto:
Hi,
I implemented rtsp streaming of a h264 video obtained by a custom
DeviceSource.
Now I would like to embedded the visualization of the video stream in
the browser, by exploiting the video tag provided by html5.
I tried specifying rtsp:// in the src of the video tag, but it does
not seem
I have written own codes that testOnDemandRTSPServer send two RTPs to a RTSP
client; one is for H.264 NAL and another is for PCM. I referenced the case
of mpeg1or2AudioVideoTest and I think it is possible.
If only a type of RTP packet is received to VLC(audio or video), VLC can
decode it with no p
