Hi,
I'm implementing a RTSP-Sender and -Receiver using liveMedia under Windows
XP SP2. (Don't ask...)
The current state is that
-using VLC I'm able to play the stuff sent by my RTSP-Sender.
-my RTSP-Receiver is able to process data streamed by the VLC (sent
unicast?).
Unfortunately m
Checkout this thread
http://lists.live555.com/pipermail/live-devel/2011-June/013470.html
I was trying to do something similar to what you are doing and I think
I also started down the path you are headed and ultimately Ross showed
me a much much easier way to do what i wanted.
Matt S.
On
I just noticed that my forked h264 process is dying on startup due to a
thrown integer exception in StreamParser.cpp NO_MORE_BUFFERED_INPUT.
Looking into H264VideoStreamParser::parse() method as an example I see
that this is caught and treated as non fatal. However, the code I'm
working on doesnt a
While making these changes, could you also make the constructor,
destructor and processSpecialHeader() of H264VideoRTPSource
protected.
OK, will do.
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Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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Hi Ross,
> Do you still want the "fFileSize" member variable to be
"protected:" - i.e., do you want to modify its value in a subclass?
Yes. Actually, I need to store the original fileName, so I created a
sublass of it. But to do so, I need to set fFileSize in my constructor.
OK, I'll make
