I impliemented a LIVE555 RTSP server, and connected it by VLC as a client.
Our RTSP server will keep streaming to a client (and keep its RTSP
connection open) as long as it keeps receiving an indication that the
client is 'alive'. A client is considered to be 'alive' if the
server receives a
http://www.live555.com/liveMedia/faq.html#my-file-doesnt-work
Please put your WAV file on a web server, and send us the URL, so we
can download it and test it for ourselves.
(Or you can send it by email if it's reasonably small.)
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Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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in live555.com it write
A WAV (PCM) audio file (with file name suffix ".wav")
i convert mp3 file to wav file withe software ,and it can play with vlc
but i convert to adpcm_ima_wav ,it can play,it's different form wav and
adpcm-ima_wav?
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pete_doherty
>> I'm testing a RTSP Server by VLC via RTP/TCP.
>
>Just to clarify: Are you using VLC as a RTSP server, or a RTSP
>client? (Note that VLC - when run as a RTSP server - does *not* use
>our software.)
>
>If you're running VLC as a RTSP client, then what are you using as
>your RTSP server?
On Sun, Jan 23, 2011 at 02:34:26PM -0800, Ross Finlayson wrote:
> >What I think we'd need is some way to (1) advertise (from the server
> >side) that a particular RTSP server would understand our custom tally
> >light command, (2) the possibility to send a tally command from the
> >client side, and
What I think we'd need is some way to (1) advertise (from the server
side) that a particular RTSP server would understand our custom tally
light command, (2) the possibility to send a tally command from the
client side, and (3) register a callback on the server that gets called
when that custom co
Hi,
I'm working on dvswitch[1], where we're changing the architecture from
using a piped dvgrab command that writes directly to a TCP socket to
properly encapsulating DV in RTSP. The liveMedia libraries have been
changed a while back to make that possible (there was no DV
encapsulation previously)
