Right, but that requires that the Wowza server have access to the
camera. The camera is behind a firewall so the only way to connect is
from the camera to the server.
On Jul 6, 2010, at 12:12 AM, Tom Pepper wrote:
Bryan:
I believe Wowza can actively retrieve a stream via RTP/RTSP - chec
I just recently started developing some code to implement a simple
RTSP client.
I have been using the new RTSPClient implementation. (the one with
the non blocking sockets)
Below is an excerpt from my code:
rtspclient =
RTSPClient::createNew(*env,link,verbosity_level,app_name,tunnel);
Hello,
I just recently started developing some code to implement a simple RTSP
client.
I have been using the new RTSPClient implementation. (the one with the non
blocking sockets)
Below is an excerpt from my code:
*rtspclient =
RTSPClient::createNew(*env,link,verbosity_level,app_name,tunnel)
Bryan:
I believe Wowza can actively retrieve a stream via RTP/RTSP - check the wowza
forums for documentation on StreamManager and MediaCaster. You basically
define an xml config that references an .sdp and it re-streams on demand or at
wowza startup. The rtplive application is where you want
The way the Wowza server works in my usgage is you tell it to pull a stream
from the camera via RTSP. The M1011 only allow MPEG4 and H.264 over RTSP
(maybe that's an RTSP specification). The camera produces the h.264
Baseline level 3 which is packaged up in a playlist for the iPhone. But the
und
What I would like to do is both of the following:
1) Run a program on the M1011 that will "restream" to the Wowza
Server acting as a client.
a. It will either pull directly from the h.264 encoder or from
the rtsp server built into the camera and send to Wowza.
b. It would need t
Hi All,
I have an Axis M1011 (runs linux, the chipset is ARTPEC-3 or ARTPEC-B, I am
getting dev documentation on it) cameras that have an rtsp server. They can
stream h.264 when a client requests it. I also have a Wowza Server that can
issue the request and restream to various clients as well
