Dear Ross,
In our server app we already have user database with encrypted (one-way)
passwords. So only chance to support authentication for current users is
use basic (not digest) authentication scheme.
Is it possible to implement it in current liveMedia releases without
modifying existing c
Thanks for the testing. These changes will appear in the next release of the
software.
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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On 18/10/11 09:14, Tim J Shackleton wrote:
On 17/10/11 17:54, Ross Finlayson wrote:
Yes, but are you sure that a wrap-around is, in fact happening (and
is the cause of your problem)? A rough calculation shows that - at 10
Mbps - the "fTSPacketCount" variable (which counts 188-byte Transport
St
> I've read that iPhone does not support the native RTP/RTSP protocol.
> Is it so?
Yes, that's true.
> how to stream it a video without writing a special app on the iPhone.
Our 'RTSP server' implementation supports - in addition to RTSP - the "HTTP
Live Streaming" protocol that Apple uses to s
Yes, that's correct. I've already built the libraries in VS10.
First I downloaded the package (live555-latest.tar.gz 01-Nov-2011 19:01
508K) and extracted the files in a new folder on my Desktop. Then I changed the
path of the 'tools' directory in the file "win32config". The new path I entered
> However there's something that I'm not sure with. When a wav file or raw pcm
> audio data is streamed, I found that a buffer will be used to preload some
> data (few seconds, related with audio file's bitrate) before MPlayer starts
> playing.
This is a MPlayer issue; there is no such bufferin
> I've put an avi of the stream here:
>
> http://www.cs.nott.ac.uk/~jzn/live/test.avi
>
> Which was generated using the command line:
>
> openRTSP.exe -4 -w 256 -h 64 -f 30 -d 10 rtsp:// > test.avi
This is incorrect. The "-4" option generates a ".mp4"-format file, not an AVI
file.
In any
> This is great, I would be quite interested in using!
>
> Do you know if there will need to be a VP8DiscreteVideoFramer class to
> support this (for instance if wanting to stream a live source via
> libvpx).
No, you should be able to feed VP8 frames (one at a time) directly into a
"VP8VideoRTPS
Hello,
I've read that iPhone does not support the native RTP/RTSP protocol.
Is it so? how to stream it a video without writing a special app on the iPhone.
I've implemented RTSP server and it is working with any "normal" RTSP client
like RealPlayer/VLC and so.
Thanks
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Hello,
I've tried to use live media libraries with MPlayer for streaming audio
files over RTSP and it is successful.
However there's something that I'm not sure with. When a wav file or raw
pcm audio data is streamed, I found that a buffer will be used to preload
some data (few seconds, related w
Thanks Ross. The stream seems to be sending ok now, but I'm having
some problems receiving. For as far as I can tell the stream appears
to be correctly formatted, but neither VLC or OpenRTSP is able to
create valid output from it.
I'm pretty confident that the frames are encoded correctly, if I
This is great, I would be quite interested in using!
Do you know if there will need to be a VP8DiscreteVideoFramer class to
support this (for instance if wanting to stream a live source via
libvpx). Is it on the roadmap?
James
On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 8:32 PM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
> FYI, the l
Less excuses more throwing me bones. What are the problems
specifically? It sounds like you're building the test programs, which
I'm assuming means you've already built the libraries (in VS10)? If
that's true it should link/work.
James
On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 7:00 AM, Simon Helwig wrote:
> O
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