On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 5:47 PM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
> Ah, yeah--I forgot about that. For H264, you really need to write some
>> code to parse the SPS/PPS information that's present in the SDP exchange
>>
>
> Note that we already provide code to do this parsing; you don't need to
> write it your
Unfortunately, the RTSP server that I am implementing is for an IP
Camera that should support PSIA conformance client. PSIA requires
handling of fully qualified path in URL
You have things backwards. Just because a client is required to
handle such "rtsp://" URLs (with "/" characters in the '
Ah, yeah--I forgot about that. For H264, you really need to write
some code to parse the SPS/PPS information that's present in the SDP
exchange
Note that we already provide code to do this parsing; you don't need
to write it yourself.
Just call "MediaSubsession:: fmtp_spropparametersets()"
How would one be be able to monitor all clients connected (count,
IP, Client session), their duration and subSession name say at an
interval of 10 seconds.
I suggest subclassing "RTSPServer" and "RTSPClientSession". Have
your "RTSPServer" subclass maintain a set of "RTSPClientSession"
(subcl
On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 12:12 PM, John Orr wrote:
> Iain,
>
> I played with that same rtspdirectshow sourceforge project a few months
> back while trying to get my feet wet on live555 and apply it to DirectShow.
> That project is certainly not cooked all the way. It been a while, but I
> think
Unfortunately, the RTSP server that I am implementing is for an IP Camera that
should support PSIA conformance client. PSIA requires handling of fully
qualified path in URL. I changed parseRTSPRequestString() in RTSPCommon.cpp to
support the fully qualified path.
To minimize the change, I am c
Iain,
I played with that same rtspdirectshow sourceforge project a few months
back while trying to get my feet wet on live555 and apply it to
DirectShow. That project is certainly not cooked all the way. It been
a while, but I think the author there struggled with parsing out proper
media
On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 9:12 AM, iain wrote:
> I’ve got two requests, really. Firstly, has anyone got this to work
> properly or can they recommend an alternative (open source) which works
> reliably.
>
Hey Iain, long time no see. :) I also looked at that sourceforge project
when I was first t
I'm currently trying to get a Live555 DirectShow RTSP working correctly
(http://sourceforge.net/projects/rtspdirectshow/).
After a certain amount of tweaking of the code I've got it to compile and
basically work - that is it can stream from an RTSP compatible source.
The two issues at this
Hello,
this may be a simple question but I still need your opinions suggestions and
advice.
How would one be be able to monitor all clients connected (count, IP, Client
session), their duration and subSession name say at an interval of 10
seconds.
I have based my apps the testOnDemandServer and wa
Hi,
you cannot do this directly (or I am not aware of how it could be done), but
there are some approaches that may be used. Some months ago we used live555
code in VS 2005 in a .NET project.
1. If you intend to use some features only, you can create a dynamic link
library (dll) in Visual C++
Hi ,
I compiled live555 in windows using instructions in your site, build the
following libraries :
* libBasicUsageEnvironment.lib
* libgroupsock.lib
* libliveMedia.lib
* libUsageEnvironment.lib
and exe's
* openRTSP.exe
* live555MediaSer
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