You're getting a little ahead of yourself here. First, you need to
tell us what codec you wish to stream (via RTP). This will tell us
whether or not there is a RTP payload format defined for that codec,
and whether or not we already implement that RTP payload format.
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Ross Finlayson
Live N
I use testH264VideoToTransportStream to generate some TS files. None
of them can be played in iPhone. The live streaming validator shows
the following error:
ERROR: Invalid media segment: The validator helper exited due to a
fatal error: segment duration is not finite.
Can anyone point me ho
I want to eventually write a codec, which actually is the easiest part
about getting something running. It works in MATLAB for still frames.
I figure the first step is to figure out how to integrate into someone
elses framework. I've looked at GStreamer, and it seems simple enough,
but I jus
Dear all,
I use testH264VideoToTransportStream to generate some TS files. None of
them can be played in iPhone. The live streaming validator shows the
following error:
ERROR: Invalid media segment: The validator helper exited due to a fatal
error: segment duration is not finite.
Can any
Thanks for this fast answer. For me, it's correct that VLC cannot
read the file, the file I sent you contains only NAL paquets (See
joined screenshot with details), and so is not readable by VLC,
correct me if I'm wrong.
I don't know why your file is not readable by VLC. You'll need to
ask a
I see, so I'm not able to almost modify the rtspserver to use MPEG4ES and
MPEG4GENERIC?
I mean to take testMPEG4ESVideoTest and aacAudioTest to make one stream that
openRTSP can convert to .mov?
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De: Ross Finlayson
Fecha: Lunes, Enero 31, 2011 12:17 pm
Asunto: Re:
2011/1/31 Ross Finlayson :
I join to this email a test.x264 file to give you an example.
[...]
I notice that VLC cannot play this file at all (i.e., just reading it as a
file, not as a stream).
[...]
... VLC does not recognize the filesuffix ".x264" it has to be ".h264".
changing the filen
Hi Ross,
Thanks for this fast answer. For me, it's correct that VLC cannot read the
file, the file I sent you contains only NAL paquets (See joined screenshot
with details), and so is not readable by VLC, correct me if I'm wrong.
About DTS/PTS, is it possible that the presentation time is wrong? I
2011/1/31 Ross Finlayson :
>> I join to this email a test.x264 file to give you an example.
[...]
> I notice that VLC cannot play this file at all (i.e., just reading it as a
> file, not as a stream).
[...]
... VLC does not recognize the filesuffix ".x264" it has to be ".h264".
changing the filena
So, is there any way to stream a MPEG4+AAC file with live555?
No, we currently do not have code for demultiplexing a ".mp4" or
".mov"-format file.
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Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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Ross,
Thanks for your answer.
I understand what you say, after sending that mail I start checking the 'stream
process' and I found the codecs problems and also why it's using always MPA/MPV.
My question now changes, I need to stream a video+audio file, I have a .mpg
file but I can convert it
Guys, sorry about the mail sent before, my webmail client just mess up the
mails and replied wrong one.
Please sorry!
- Mensaje original -
De: Ross Finlayson
Fecha: Lunes, Enero 31, 2011 7:23 am
Asunto: Re: [Live-devel] RTSP H264 frame inversion
> >I join to this email a test.x264 fil
Ross,
Thanks for your answer.
I understand what you say, after sending that mail I start checking the 'stream
process' and I found the codecs problems and also why it's using always MPA/MPV.
My question now changes, I need to stream a video+audio file, I have a .mpg
file but I can convert it
I join to this email a test.x264 file to give you an example.
I notice that VLC cannot play this file at all (i.e., just reading it
as a file, not as a stream). Therefore, I think your first step
should be to figure out why VLC can't play this file. (Only then
should you worry about why VLC
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