Is there a way to get information about the RTP packets that make up
each media frame (client-side)? I want to know the sequence number of
each packet, the size of each packet, and the time that each one
arrived. I plan to write my own MediaSink for "frame" statistics, but
I'd also like informatio
I'm currently using openRTSP to receive MPEG2 transport streams.
I'd rather have N subsessions for N streams, but I'm not responsible
for these servers, so I must stick with TS packets.
And here are my two questions :
Is it possible, in a RTSP client, to select a specific stream among
the oth
I am testing RTSP/RTP with liveMediaserver with MPEG2-TS.
I made index file and the file for trickmode using
testMPEG2TransportStreamTrickPlay.exe
For example, original contents is avatar.ts
index file is avatar.tsx and file for trickplay is avatar2.ts
You have misunderstood the purpose of th
Is there a way to find a specific rtsp client session? I currently
have the RTSPServer object, and I would like a way to search it's
connected clients for a specific connection and ultimately get it's
FramedSource object so that I can tell it to stop sending frames,
send one frame every couple
Is there a way to find a specific rtsp client session? I currently have
the RTSPServer object, and I would like a way to search it's connected
clients for a specific connection and ultimately get it's FramedSource
object so that I can tell it to stop sending frames, send one frame
every couple sec
Sorry for the long delay in responding to this. (I've been traveling
for the past two months, and am way behind on email.)
Unable to determine our source address: This computer has an invalid
IP address: 0x0
Our code (specifically, the function "ourIPAddress()" in
"groupsock/GroupsockHelper
Because this sort of question (about the scalability of our RTSP
server) has been asked so many times recently, I've now added a FAQ
entry:
http://www.live555.com/liveMedia/faq.html#scalability
--
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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What are the maximum number of parallel connections Live555 Media
Server can support?
There's no fixed limit in our code. In practice, however, the number
of open files (sockets) supported by the underlying operating system
often sets a limiting factor. If you can increase this number (in
y
Hi,
What are the maximum number of parallel connections Live555 Media Server can
support? I observed that in my set-up LiveMedia Server can support 250
connections ( generated using OpenRTSP ) each doing a mp3 file transfer. Media
Server is running on 64 bit Linux Machine with 1GB RAM. Is there
Thus, for my application, using "fread()" gives incorrect behavior while using
"read()" gives the correct behavior. You are obviously much more
cognizant of the
ramifications of this change than I am, so you may decide that the
change should
not be included in the live555 library. I ask that y
>> >Hmm, reads from the input file (in this case, a pipe) are supposed to
>>>be non-blocking, returning only as many bytes as are currently
>>>available (which will always be >0, because the read is happening
>>>only in response to a return from "select()" on the input file's
>>>socket). Perhaps
>Hmm, reads from the input file (in this case, a pipe) are supposed to
be non-blocking, returning only as many bytes as are currently
available (which will always be >0, because the read is happening
only in response to a return from "select()" on the input file's
socket). Perhaps there's some
Ross,
Thanks for the reply. Please see my comments inline below.
Tyson
>>I am using the live555 library in a Linux application that receives
>>a low frame rate MPEG2-TS from a live source one frame at a time.
>>The source is not represented as a file by the OS. To make the
>>interface to th
I am using the live555 library in a Linux application that receives
a low frame rate MPEG2-TS from a live source one frame at a time.
The source is not represented as a file by the OS. To make the
interface to the live555 library easier, I opened a pipe and write
each frame to it as I receive
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