>while(true)
{
fWatchVariable = 0;
dummyTask(NULL); // 100ms
env->taskScheduler().doEventLoop(&fWatchVariable);
if (fWatchVariable = 1)
This statement looks very strange: is it still assignment instead of
comparison in your code? What is it supposed to be?
Oh wow -
BTW,
On 01.12.2010 7:18, Ross Finlayson wrote:
>while(true)
>{
> fWatchVariable = 0;
> dummyTask(NULL); // 100ms
> env->taskScheduler().doEventLoop(&fWatchVariable);
> if (fWatchVariable = 1)
This statement looks very strange: is it still assignment instead of
comparison
Hoping it can be helpful
I see what is happening to cause the crash, but unfortunately I don't
understand how it can be happening.
The call to
Medium::close(subsession->sink);
in "subsessionAfterPlaying()" should be causing
AMRDeinterleaver::doStopGettingFrames()
to get called
I'm trying to write RTSP client which will be able to read from
multiple URLs simultaneously using the single event loop.
Note that a single "RTSPClient" object is used for controlling *one*
stream (i.e., one "rtsp://" URL) only. Your RTSP client
*application* can, of course, open and play mu
Hello Ross,
I'm trying to write RTSP client which will be able to read from multiple URLs
simultaneously using the single event loop.
Is there any way to identify session URL in RTSPClient response handlers? These
handlers receive pointer to RTSPClient object. Unfortunatelly, the related
class
I checked the code mentioned, and it works as expected.
But now I have a question... is possible to do the same (stream only
N mins of file, or make an infinite loop) from the server side?
Well, if you want to only stream N minutes of a file - without the
client asking you to do this - then th
Ross,
Thanks for your reply.
I checked the code mentioned, and it works as expected.
But now I have a question... is possible to do the same (stream only N mins of
file, or make an infinite loop) from the server side?
Suppose I have no control over clients and I want them to see only first 10
m
Dear Ross
> Are you sure that the crash can still occur, even if you omit the "-Q" option?
Unfortunately, yes it does. Please find below the log end generated from the
following command "OpenRTSP.exe -d 10 when the crash occurs. The call
stack is the same as the one I provide you before:
Recei
Though now I have another problem. The client tells me that it is
'Unable to create receiver for "video/VP8" subsession: RTP payload
format unknown or not supported'. So I am guessing that the live555
libraries don't support VP8. Is this correct?
Yes. Read the FAQ.
--
Ross Finlayson
Live Net
Thanks for your reply. Well actually this is part of my school project,
thats why I am writing it myself :)
I was able to figure out the problem I had. If I send the actual SDP message
in another rtsp response, it worked.
Though now I have another problem. The client tells me that it is 'Unable to
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