We have setup a Windows server (with a publically accessible IP
address) outside our LAN. When I setup and run
"live555MediaServer.exe" on this server, and try to access (using
VLC Player) the generated RTSP URL from my local machine (which
resides behind a network firewall), I am able to see t
\Hi!!... i'm trying to solve a problem to create a stream application.
I have an application that use OpenCV to capture frames from any
camera connected .. this works in a thread feeding a circular buffer
(using semaphores ).. then i read from this buffer to do some
processing and feed another
Thanks! That put me on the right track, one last question. Once I
have a list of RTSPClientSession objects, what's the best way to
grab it's FramedSource? There doesn't seem to be a straight forward
way to acquire it.
You're right - there isn't, unfortunately. This information isn't
exposed
Thanks! That put me on the right track, one last question. Once I have a list
of RTSPClientSession objects, what's the best way to grab it's FramedSource?
There doesn't seem to be a straight forward way to acquire it.
Thanks again.
On Jun 10, 2011, at 9:37 PM, "Ross Finlayson" wrote:
>> Is th
Ah I think I see what your saying I took your words
"ServerMediaSubsession (subclass)" to mean that you were suggesting that
I create an entirely new subclass type for each possible combination of
parameters but you meant a new instance of a sub class of
ServerMediaSubsession for each connectio
For example (to use your example string),
"live_video?height=320&width=400&kbps=300&fps=15" would use a
completely separate "ServerMediaSubsession" (subclass) object than
"live_video?height=320&width=400&kbps=300&fps=30".
This seems infeasible as I want to be able support any number of
combin
On 6/14/2011 11:59 AM, Jeff Shanab wrote:
By rtsp you mean as a client?
No I'm talking about modifying the RTSPServer which a client will
connect to.
The system often connects and is told by the server what it supports.
DESCRIBE,SETUP,PLAY
I am talking to security cameras and I am expecti
For example (to use your example string),
"live_video?height=320&width=400&kbps=300&fps=15" would use a
completely separate "ServerMediaSubsession" (subclass) object than
"live_video?height=320&width=400&kbps=300&fps=30".
This seems infeasible as I want to be able support any number of
co
Thanks again for reporting this bug.
I have identified and fixed (I hope) a 'race condition' that was
causing this problem. It affected streaming both H.264 video files
(your example), and MPEG-4 video files.
The latest release - 2011.06.14a - of the "LIVE555 Streaming Media"
code fixes thi
In the latest release (6-14), some raw h264 files and openRTSP log
files found their way into the testProgs folder.
Yes, these got left in by mistake. I've just released a new version
(2011.06.14a) that removes these (but makes no other changes from
2011.06.14).
--
Ross Finlayson
Live Netwo
Has anyone succeeded in modifying the LiveMedia classes to support
accepting parameters in the URI, something like the following to
request a specific height and width, bitrate, and framerate:
rtsp://media.server.com/live_video?height=320&width=400&kbps=300&fps=15
With a H.264 stream changing
In the latest release (6-14), some raw h264 files and openRTSP log files
found their way into the testProgs folder.
-Jeremy
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By rtsp you mean as a client?
The system often connects and is told by the server what it supports.
DESCRIBE,SETUP,PLAY
I am talking to security cameras and I am expecting on some cameras this info
to change. I will detect this on the fly from a changed PPS and SPS. Indeed
since I embed them
Has anyone succeeded in modifying the LiveMedia classes to support
accepting parameters in the URI, something like the following to request
a specific height and width, bitrate, and framerate:
rtsp://media.server.com/live_video?height=320&width=400&kbps=300&fps=15
With a H.264 stream changing
i am developing an iPhone/iPad App that receives RTSP-streams. It
works fine, while the server and client are in the same network. But
If I try to get a stream from outside(from Internet) i run in
problems with UDP-ports. On the server side i can open ports, but on
a client side it is sometimes
However, because you're getting this error, it means that both 1/
the iPhone's OS doesn't have an IP multicast route installed for
224/8, *and* 2/ the combination of "gethostname()" and
"gethostbyname()" isn't working. If you can't fix either 1/ or 2/,
then you'll have to come up with some oth
No, the "LIVE555 Media Server" application first tries to use port
554 (the default port number for RTSP), and then (if port 554 can't
be used) it tries to use port 8554 (the alternative port number for
RTSP). These port numbers can't be changed (unless you were to
modify the source code).
[.
Am 10.06.2011 um 23:41 schrieb Ross Finlayson:
> Sorry for the long delay in responding to this. (I've been traveling for the
> past two months, and am way behind on email.)
Hi Ross, thanks for the follow-up. Hope it was a nice vacation.
>> Unable to determine our source address: This compute
On 14/06/2011 11:28, Ross Finlayson wrote:
I am new to Live Media Server. The linux machine that I am using has
two IPs. Is it possible to bind the Live Media Server to a specific
IP & port on that machine? I am currently using Live Media Server's
pre-built binaries for Linux.
No, the "LIVE55
I am new to Live Media Server. The linux machine that I am using has
two IPs. Is it possible to bind the Live Media Server to a specific
IP & port on that machine? I am currently using Live Media Server's
pre-built binaries for Linux.
No, the "LIVE555 Media Server" application first tries to u
Hi,
I am new to Live Media Server. The linux machine that I am using has two IPs.
Is it possible to bind the Live Media Server to a specific IP & port on that
machine? I am currently using Live Media Server's pre-built binaries for Linux.
Thanks,
Debraj
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