I'm still having some trouble using the
MPEG2TransportStreamIndexer on MPEG2-TS files we
bring down off of our ASI satellite feeds.
The tool doesn't emit any errors, and finishes
with a "done", but a 0 byte "tsx" file is
created.
I've put together a small representative
sampling (6 files,
just one question regading the MP4V-ES payload (implemented in
MPEG4ESVideoRTPSource.cpp), it works very nice for every RFC 3016
compatible MPEG4 video source we have tried. This is a quite simple
payload because of the visual stream being mapped directly onto RTP
packets with no special header
i built a RTSP-client with the latest source codes based on the
openRTSP-example to receive H.264, MPEG4 and MJPEG-Streams. Using
UDP, everything works fine and without memory leaks, but using TCP,
there are four small memory leaks as reported earlier by Kamil in
the following thread:
http://l
Hi All, I am trying to write a sip application for audio/video call using
codec PCMU and H.263.I negotiate the SDP parameter with kapanga(sip softphone)
and then call the Live555 API for sending the H.263 video.But somehow on
receiving the H.263 video stream, Kapnga shows "Bad marker
Hi,
I am a just a beginner in video. I want to play the video data received over IP
(rtp packets) encoded by h264. I have a file in which the rtp packets have been
dumped and I want to play it by vlc player, using live555 server.
I have searched the mailing list and people have worked upon str
Hello everybody,
I have a problem playing MPEG-4 and X.264 file via RTSP.
For playing this files, I'm using a VLC linux client application (1.0.6
version).
The error that I got is:
[0x8131058] live555 demux error: SETUP of'video/MP4V-ES' failed Missing or
bad "Transport:" header
[0x8131058] live
Hi,
I m a newbie to this mailing list. Currently, I m looking at streaming audio
through rtsp.
I m using an older version of the live555 library (built into directshow
filter) which is taken from sourceforge. Live555 is excellent in streaming
the audio but there is annoying crackling sound. I have
Hi Ross
I am not a casual hobbiest.I am using gmail id because My Official mail-id
is not accessible from home. I access Live555 mails from home also. But if
you want I will subscribe to the live555 mailing list using my official id.
I have more queries regarding timestamp. I don't understand the
Hi,
i built a RTSP-client with the latest source codes based on the
openRTSP-example to receive H.264, MPEG4 and MJPEG-Streams. Using UDP,
everything works fine and without memory leaks, but using TCP, there are four
small memory leaks as reported earlier by Kamil in the following thread:
http
Hi,
I'm new in this group so: hi everyone.
I'm working on a indexer that will support H.264-in-MPEG-Transport-Stream
files. MPEG2IndexFromTransportStream code is clear but i have question:
MPEG2IndexFromTransportStream.cpp, line 220
if (payload_unit_start_indicator) {
// Note: The followi
Hi,
I'm developing a custom subclass of OnDemandServerMediaSubsession for a
video encoder, and I have integrated it into the testOnDemandRTSPServer
application. I noticed that when I try to open multiple VLC windows for
viewing the stream (I have reuseFirstSource set to True), I can open up to
I'm unable to receive AMR audio using InitiateByMediaType( "audio/AMR").
The reason is readSource(), which is AMRInterleaver in this case, has no
MIMEType() redefined. It returns a generic type, something
like "binary/octed-stream" instead "audio/AMR", and function fails at this
line :
// Make s
I'm unable to receive AMR audio using InitiateByMediaType(
"audio/AMR"). The reason is readSource(), which is AMRInterleaver in
this case, has no MIMEType() redefined. It returns a generic
type, something like "binary/octed-stream" instead "audio/AMR", and
function fails at this line :
// M
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