Sorry, my conclusion was much too general (and wrong). I will try to describe
the problem better:
The system is required to support multiple unicast streams of the same
live/recorded video ( resuseFirstSource = True).
OK, that's a significant piece of information. See below.
I managed to us
I noticed a strange effect when calling initiateByMediaType() more
than once during session setup.
That happens because you're trying to use "initiateByMediaType()" in
a way in which was not intended. (It was intended to be used to play
a single subsession only.)
In my application I call
When I start openRTSP, if there is no network connection, is it
possible to keep checking the server status without exiting the
openRTSP?
No. However you could, of course, run "openRTSP" multiple times,
within a loop (in your command shell).
If I disconnect the internet, while openRTSP is
I'm just wondering if live555 supports streaming multi-channel (two
or more unique) video streams? If so, can one stream be, say, H.264
and the other MPEG-4?
Yes, we support that - at both the server and client ends - provided
that the different (sub)streams use different RTP port numbers.
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I have written a control panel to control Live555 VOD server, in
this panel, administrator could see active connection's IP
addresses, I want to close some specified connections by IP address,
now the RTSPServer can receive these specified IP addresses, but how
could I close these connections i
Hi,
I'm just wondering if live555 supports streaming multi-channel (two or more
unique) video streams? If so, can one stream be, say, H.264 and the other
MPEG-4?
Thanks, Pete
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Ross Finlayson writes:
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> At 6:05 PM +0300 9/7/10, oshikztr...@... wrote:
> >Hi,
> >We are developing a linux based embedded device which functions as a
> >streaming server.
>
> Do "we" not have our own domain name? (People who use hobbyist
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Hi,
I noticed a strange effect when calling initiateByMediaType() more than once
during session setup.
In my application I call setup methods in the following order:
...
pSession->initiateByMediaType( "video/H264" );
pClient->setupMediaSubsession();
pSession->initiateByMediaType( "audio/PCMU" )
hello Sir,
I checked my doubt in the previous threads of discussion. I couldn't
find it. So I am sending my doubts to you.
When I start openRTSP, if there is no network connection, is it possible to
keep checking the server status without exiting the openRTSP?
If I disconnect the intern
Hi Ross,
I just wanted to keep you in touch about my issue, and I'm glad to say
it's now solved.
In fact, ffmpeg libraries already contain some useful parsers, and I
especially use the 'av_parser_parse' method, which simply reads an input
buffer and rebuilds a proper output frame.
Once a frame
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