[Live-devel] rtsp proxy

2010-05-07 Thread nishesh chouhan
Hi Ross, I want to modify live555 code to work it as an RTSP proxy, please guide me what all would I require to do do we already have proxy support I think we dont. Many Thanks, Nishesh ___ live-devel mailing list live-devel@lists.live555.com http://list

[Live-devel] Problem with rtcp

2010-05-07 Thread Andrea Ricciardi
Hi everybody, I developed an embedded application that creates one MP4 stream + one PCM stream from a camera and a microphone. I need to send them over the network using RTP. My application writes the 2 streams to 2 separate linux fifos, /fifo_video and /fifo_audio, so I simply modified the test

[Live-devel] How to get the RealRTSP.hh??PLz help~

2010-05-07 Thread Terry
 Hi~From the maillist live-devel, i know that this file(RealRTSP.hh) didn't include in the LIVE55 distribution.But how and when will it distribute??And how about the inactive source codes under the "SUPPORT_REAL_RTSP"?I really hope to support the RealNetWorks streaming...Many thanks~   BR SZ

[Live-devel] Live555 support over SRTP

2010-05-07 Thread Groysberg Tanya
Hi, At the to do list is task: "Add support for SRTP ('secure' RTP), and perhaps also RTSP-over-TLS." Do you intend to supply this feature any time soon. Or may be someone started to implement this feature? Thanks in advance, Tanya ___ live-devel maili

[Live-devel] multithreading an sending pause cmd

2010-05-07 Thread amor massi
Hi; I am using multithreading, on the client side, to stream video from multiple servers. The main thread has an array CLIENTS[] of Clients. Each Client has its own Envirenment, TaskSchudeler and RTSPClient Object.  For each session with a server, this thread creates 2 other threads:     1- one t

Re: [Live-devel] Crash in RTSPServer.cpp

2010-05-07 Thread Jeremy Noring
On Fri, Apr 30, 2010 at 4:19 PM, Ross Finlayson wrote: > > It would be nice to find a simple, repeatable sequence of client operations > that cause the crash. E.g., does crash ever happen if there are two > complete "DESCRIBE, SETUP, SETUP, PLAY, TEARDOWN" sequences in order (i.e., > not overlapp