Selon Ross Finlayson :
> Do you plan to have more than one "RTSPClient" object concurrently?
> If not, then you can just use a global variable. But if you do plan
> to have more than one "RTSPClient" object concurrently, then you can
> define a subclass, and add your 'application data' there.
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My problem is that i have done lately some modifications in the class
ByteStreamFileSource
Rather than modifying the existing code, you should really define a
*new* class (perhaps copying much of the existing code). That way,
you can easily upgrade to new versions of the released LIVE555
lib
I am trying to adapt vlc to the live555 asynchronous API
That's great - thanks!
, and I have a
question.
Callbacks functions declaration is :
typedef void (responseHandler)(RTSPClient* rtspClient, int resultCode,
char* resultString);
But how can I access my application data in this callback.
Dear,
I'm working in a project about IPTV, and I have configured in my network
card two address IP (primary and secondary), but I need to modify the
code RTSPserver as well as RTSPclient for that can it take both address
primary and secondary.
Thanks
Best Regards
William Lúligo Monsalve
Tel
Hello,
I am using the live555 to deliver rtp packets of H264 files in multiple
concatenated small clips with an intelligent interaction under the user
request. One xml file script is parsed every time to decide the next file
to insert in the rtp sink. My implementation of the H264 framer, source
an
Hi,
I am trying to adapt vlc to the live555 asynchronous API, and I have a
question.
Callbacks functions declaration is :
typedef void (responseHandler)(RTSPClient* rtspClient, int resultCode,
char* resultString);
But how can I access my application data in this callback.
Why the callback paramat
Le 20/09/2010 19:44, Ross Finlayson a écrit :
BackTrace
#0 0x080882af in _Tables::getOurTables(UsageEnvironment&, unsigned
int) ()
The fact that you're seeing a crash in such an innocuous function
suggests to me that you may be linking with old binaries somewhere. (I
assume that
