I would like to be able to use VLC player to play audio streams which are
IP multicast RTP 24-bit PCM at 48kHz. I learned VLC uses live555 plugin to
play RTP audio described by an .sdp. Unfortunately L24 is not working.
Thanks for the note. Previously the LIVE555 libraries did not handle
recei
I would like to be able to use VLC player to play audio streams which are
IP multicast RTP 24-bit PCM at 48kHz. I learned VLC uses live555 plugin to
play RTP audio described by an .sdp. Unfortunately L24 is not working.
The format can be described using such SDP file:
v=0
o=Node 1
Ross,
I am not sure if this has been already done but can I suggest that you scale
the timer resolution of the testOnDemandRTSP application to 1 ms . This would
help to lower the jitter of the RTP packets sent. Under Windows you can use
TimeBeginPeriod(1) to do this. With Linux I guess there mu
(Note that this particular problem has nothing to do with 'trick
play'; your streaming problem happens even if no index file is
created. It probably also doesn't have anything specifically to do
with H.264 (see below).)
Problems like this (VLC being able to play a file OK, but
'stuttering' i
I posted on an HTTP server the ts file related to previous email. The url is
http://88.53.98.64:8090/test008.ts. I hope that you can help me.
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I have a lot of problems (audio silence) with testOnDemandRTSP and a TS file
containing H.264 video and MPEG2 audio that I have recorded dumping a live
streaming. Below you can see some of the VLC messages:
main warning: buffer is 89744 in advance, triggering downsampling
main debug: auto hidding
In data Friday 31 December 2010 16:13:36, Ross Finlayson ha scritto:
> Happy New Year (for some of you).
Happy new year to you too!
> I have now installed a new version (2010.12.31) of the "LIVE555
> Streaming Media" code that supports 'trick play' operations (seeking,
> fast-forward, reverse p
Do you have a sample file or encoding parameters that works fine for you ?
You can find a couple of files - that I used for testing - in
http://www.live555.com/liveMedia/public/h264-in-mp2t/
(I got these from somewhere else; I didn't encode any files myself.)
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Ross Finlayson
Live Networks,
Hi Ross,
This is really great news. Thanks a lot for your work.
Now: I'm trying to stream a TS file containing H.264 video (encoded with
x264) and tried many encoding parameters, but cannot get a decent
quality (lots of jittering, VLC as a client complains about audio
drifts, late frames, ...
