In a first moment I'm using testMPEG2TransportStreamer at testProgs
folder and the transmission looks great at RTP protocol.
I have 3 questions.
- Is it possible to transmit over udp protocol ? After reading the
testMPEG2TransportStreamer code I didn't found nothing that mention
udp protocol.
For whatever reason, fRequestBuffer gets set to a very large number
(i.e. greater than 10K), which causes this function to crash with an
access violation.
It would be nice to figure out what this "whatever reason" actually
is, because it's better to fix a bug than paper over it. However,
I'v
On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 2:55 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
> I've now installed a new version (2010.06.15) of the code that completely
> removes the "blockUntilReadable()" function. This means that "readSocket()"
> no longer calls "select()", which
> should improve the performance of both client and
I think the line 1079 in RTSPClient.cpp is also missing some parenthesis:
while (resultLen > 0 && resultValueString[resultLen-1] == '\r' ||
resultValueString[resultLen-1] == '\n' ) --resultLen;
to
while (resultLen > 0 && ( resultValueString[resultLen-1] == '\r' ||
resultValueString[resultLen
Hi !!!
I was looking for an application that outputs a transport stream (188 bytes)
over network and last week I found your live555 Media software. It does
almost everything I need.
I'm running a Ubuntu server 9.10 system with a local transport stream file.
In a first moment I'm using testMPEG2Tr
Hi again,
I think the line 1079 in RTSPClient.cpp is also missing some parenthesis:
while (resultLen > 0 && resultValueString[resultLen-1] == '\r' ||
resultValueString[resultLen-1] == '\n' ) --resultLen;
to
while (resultLen > 0 && ( resultValueString[resultLen-1] == '\r' ||
resultValueStrin
I've now installed a new version (2010.06.15) of the code that
completely removes the "blockUntilReadable()" function. This means
that "readSocket()" no longer calls "select()", which
should improve the performance of both client and server applications.
On a related note, here's one other h
