On 07/25/11 06:10, Ross Finlayson wrote:
No, SO_REUSEADDR (and SO_REUSEPORT) is turned off for the server for a
very simple reason: We can't have more than one server on the same host
using the same port at the same time!
On Linux you can't bind twice even with SO_REUSEADDR, so it might make
s
I think it is possible to use setParseState(); function within the skip loop
to prevent the overflowing. But I'm not sure it this way the right way.
Yes, actually this is the right thing to do. You should call
"setParseState()" just after you've finished parsing (or skipping)
each complete NA
I am trying to generate a transport stream, streaming H.264. I've
read a lot of postings in the mailing list and studied the examples
(testH264VideoToTransportStream and testMPEG2TransportStreamer), but
as a matter of fact my software won't work.
First, i implemented a stream via rtp using a rts
My question is, does the liveMedia library do any logic or might add
any latency to mpeg2-ts transmission and reception except for that
caused by network traffic?
No.
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Hello,
I am trying to generate a transport stream, streaming H.264. I've read a
lot of postings in the mailing list and studied the examples
(testH264VideoToTransportStream and testMPEG2TransportStreamer), but as
a matter of fact my software won't work.
First, i implemented a stream via rtp usin
Hi,
I am trying to generate a transport stream, streaming H.264. I've read a
lot of postings in the mailing list and studied the examples
(testH264VideoToTransportStream and testMPEG2TransportStreamer), but as
a matter of fact my software won't work.
First, i implemented a stream via rtp using
Hi,
when I use live555mediaServer as my rtsp server, I found that it always not
send
the last frame(mpeg4) or slice(h264). I look into the source code, it seems tha
when it come to the last frame, the parser cann't found the next start code, so
the server can't handle the last frame's data cor
Hello
First of all, I understand your logic about non-professional email
addresses, However, I work in a company that does not encourage using its
name and domain too freely and so am forced to use a gmail address.
As for my question:
I'm developping a library that will be used to transmit h.264 vi
Thanks for your reply. I agree that SO_LINGER is not the recommended
way of getting
round the TIME_WAIT state. I had a closer look at the RTSP server
code and realized that
the SO_REUSEADDR option is turned off at the server socket in
RTSPServer::setUpOurSocket()
and that is why the server cann
Hi Ross,
Thanks for your reply. I agree that SO_LINGER is not the recommended way
of getting
round the TIME_WAIT state. I had a closer look at the RTSP server code
and realized that
the SO_REUSEADDR option is turned off at the server socket in
RTSPServer::setUpOurSocket()
and that is why the
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