On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 6:30 PM, steven choong wrote:
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> Dear Ross,
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> I am trying to use live555MediaServer.cpp as a server , I was successfully
> compiled the code in VS2008. I use a main form to present the
> live555MediaServer, there has a button which triggered the below functions:
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> pu
Dear Ross,
I am trying to use live555MediaServer.cpp as a server , I was successfully
compiled the code in VS2008. I use a main form to present the
live555MediaServer, there has a button which triggered the below functions:
public:
void startServer(){
TaskScheduler* scheduler
My approach for this kind of stuff has been to put them in separate
threads (I'd probably create a thread for Live555) and then just use
some sort of thread safe communication for passing events and data
between the 2, e.g. a socket or thread safe queue, etc.
Matt S.
On 3/22/2010 2:27 AM,
I've set breakpoints in every callback I could find, after my
doEventLoop() call, etc. When I kill my internet connection
mid-stream, I hit none of these breakpoints.
OK, it sounds like you're blocking in your RTSP client "ANNOUNCE"
operation. This will not be a problem in the upcoming "RTSP
Funny, I was just replying to myself...having noticed you'd answered my
question in your code comments;
// Begin by reading and discarding any characters that aren't '$'.
// Any such characters are probably regular RTSP responses or
// commands from the server. At present, we can
Would you be interested in pulling this back into your baseline??
Feel free to post a patch file (made against the most recent version
of the code) to the mailing list. However, I don't know when I'll be
working on this...___
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Is it "by design" that the RTSP Teardown message (from the client)
never gets processed in the RTSPOverTCP server implementation
Are you using a recent version of the code?? This problem was
definitely fixed in version 2010.03.14
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Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/_
Hi Ross,
I thought I should open a new thread for the RTSPOverTCP lockout issue
that I've come across (from my response to Jeremy's message (subject:
Detecting network failure)).
I apologize for the detail here...if you have any
suggestions/preferences for further communications, please adv
Hi Ross,
Is it "by design" that the RTSP Teardown message (from the client) never
gets processed in the RTSPOverTCP server implementation, may in lieu of
other mechanisms like the RTCP BYE, or just relying upon the liveness
check to timeout the session?
I can see the message is discarded be
Hello all,
Am running live media server (vS2008) in my testing server
It streams the files (which are in the current directory) well...
But I wanted to know whether if it can use the sdp file generated by VLC and
stream the corresponding file...
This functionality works in Darwin
Ple
Hi,
which is the best way to make the live555 library work together with another
library which has its own main scheduler (for example: qt), _without using
threads_?
I mean: qt has app.exec(), which doesn't return, and live555 has doEventLoop(),
which doesn't return Of course I could write
Hi Developers,
I have requirement to create streaming in H.264 , i am receiving stream from
live source(in H.264 format) and i have to re-stream it to another ip/port.
for that i have edited openRTSP and added one more option for re-streaming and
added following code.
RTPSink* videoSink;
iter.r
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 11:46 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
> Previously I was watching RTPOverTCP_OK to determine when there was a
>> failure in TCP streaming, but that's since been removed. How can I
>> determine when streaming has ceased because the network has failed (my
>> internet connection go
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 11:43 AM, Roberts, Randy wrote:
> Note, I didn’t conditionalize my error handling for specific errno
> returns…which I probably should have…and, it may be better to pass the
> status further up, to allow for error handling at a higher, more appropriate
> layer…Ross may ha
Previously I was watching RTPOverTCP_OK to determine when there was
a failure in TCP streaming, but that's since been removed. How can
I determine when streaming has ceased because the network has failed
(my internet connection goes down, for example)?
You would detect this the same way that
Hi Jeremy,
When this happens do you, by chance, notice the CPU utilization
go close to 100% on your target?
I checked, and I don't experience this.
Mostly, I just need a way of knowing that stuff is erroring out, but as
far as I see, I don't get any feedback. The stream never t
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> Hi Jeremy,
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> When this happens do you, by chance, notice the CPU utilization go close to
> 100% on your target?
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I checked, and I don't experience this.
Mostly, I just need a way of knowing that stuff is erroring out, but as far
as I see, I don't get any feedback. The stream never time
Hi Ross,
I don't know if you've made any progress on RTP/RTSPoverHTTP...
I took your RTP/RTSPOverHTTP skeleton (from 2009.11.27) and came up
with an implementation that is working reasonably well...including
bi-directional RTCP reports.
I've encountered a few issues along the way that
Previously I was watching RTPOverTCP_OK to determine when there was a
failure in TCP streaming, but that's since been removed. How can I
determine when streaming has ceased because the network has failed (my
internet connection goes down, for example)?
In particular, I need to do this with a D
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