Hi there. (I just want to make my bid / suggestion about LIVE555
Media Server).
Server work great, no problem there. The point is how can I change
the port? Now it seems to be 8544 or similar.
The only way to change the port number is to modify and recompile the
application's source code.
Hi there.
Thanx for the reply...
well,, I'm just plain user not a coder, so I was wondering if there is some
commandLine params to alter the behivour...
VLC can't produce good RTSP output that's why I'm seeking alternative solution
to publish h264 livestream to Mobile phone thgough various net
Other point,
Is imperative have the line "env->taskScheduler().doEventLoop();" enabled to
keep server streaming? Apparently this avoid start the server and keep
processing the resto of the source code.
Without this line, VLC returns "main input error: open of 'rtsp://
10.0.0.49:8554/mpeg2Transpo
Hi, Ross
maybe i was unclear about my point.
Until now, i can compile my application with C and C++ sources. So, i'm able
to copy the "testOnDemandRTSPServer.cpp" code to my application.
I want do that to turn the thread responsible for send the TS generated data
(in mu app) in a RTSP server and
On 3/16/2011 12:45 AM, Jobe Lawn wrote:
how can I change the port?
Change the code. It's about a dozen lines down in the main() function
of the live555MediaServer program.
- Can in later release this be used in conjuction with VLC so that VLC
transcodes and published the output to locahost
Hi there. (I just want to make my bid / suggestion about LIVE555 Media Server).
Server work great, no problem there. The point is how can I change the port?
Now it seems to be 8544 or similar.
- Can the port be altered as user wants?
- Can rtsp be focred to use TCP (firewalls prevents a lot ud
