I am using live.2010.12.14.tar.gz release which supports RTSP over
HTTP. I am able to make use of RTSP over HTTP using the test
application - openRTSP. Please tell me how to do the same using VLC ?
VLC is not our application (although it does use our libraries), so
your question is better sui
We are using Live555 based a RTSP client application to receive both
MPEG4 AND h264 streams.
Whether Live555 library provides H264 frame by frame to the client
application or this will provide RTP packet by packet to the client
application?
Means, whether we need to explicitly develop methods
Because you have modified the supplied source code, you can expect no
further help from me. Sorry.
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Hi I did a quick change on the QuickTimeFileSink class , for runtime
output file name changing.
Ideally, you should *not* be changing the supplied library code.
Instead, you should subclass "QuickTimeFileSink", and added your new
method - for changing the output file name - to your subclass.
I have no problem at all with statically linking with the LIVE555 library code.
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I have developed a RTSP/RTP media player client based on "LIVE555
Streaming Media" library.
I would like to know if there is a possibility to store into a
buffer some incoming packets?
Of course. Just do this in your 'sink' objects - i.e., the objects
that read data from the "*RTPSource" obje
Hi,
I have developed a RTSP/RTP media player client based on "LIVE555 Streaming
Media" library.
I would like to know if there is a possibility to store into a buffer some
incoming packets?
I use my player on a wireless network and the latency is almost 3 seconds.
So I would like to store
Hi,
I am using live.2010.12.14.tar.gz release which supports RTSP over HTTP. I
am able to make use of RTSP over HTTP using the test application - openRTSP.
Please tell me how to do the same using VLC ?
Any pointers are highly appreciated.
Regards
Anees K A
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Hi. I'm working on a setup in which I can stream content from a source
client (probably through RTP) to be stored (and possibly served live) by a
server. I believe one choice would be to create a RTSP server which support
RECORD requests, but I'm struggling to find support for that option in
curren
