> Well,
>
> I make my test on testRTSPClient example
> It has method shutdownStream(RTSPClient* rtspClient, int exitCode)
> in which I delete exit(exitCode); statement
>
> and put env.reclaim() there but env.liveMediaPriv != NULL as I said before
Sorry, but I just tried this myself, with the
Well,
I make my test on testRTSPClient example
It has method shutdownStream(RTSPClient* rtspClient, int exitCode)
in which I delete exit(exitCode); statement
and put env.reclaim() there but env.liveMediaPriv != NULL as I said before
How to modify testRTSPClient example shutdownstream method
> Are you actually seeing this happen with this server (a Darwin Streaming
> Server)?Our RTP reception software will automatically discard
> out-of-order incoming RTP packets (by checking the RTP sequence number). So,
> if you're seeing "old RTP packets" after the "PLAY", then presumably yo
Yes. It happened. Sometimes, network traffic may be congested.
When randomly accessing the video, we can’t guarantee the last old RTP packets
arrive earlier than the first new RTP packet due to congested network.
If I just feed all incoming data to decoder, as usual, the player would display
th
People have often asked for a way to 'replicate' an incoming stream into two or
more replicas, so that they can (for example) write one replica to a file, and
transmit the other replica over a network, or perhaps feed it into a decoder,
etc.
I've now installed a new version (2012.01.07) of the
> I would like to random access the video, so I send a PAUSE command and then a
> PLAY command with a specified time.
> That is like follows.
>
> PAUSE rtsp://113.31.34.14:554/work/500/115/969/967/500.3gp RTSP/1.0
> SeqNo: 3
> Session: 6347526623097789397
> (==> without range header)
>
> ...
>
Hi,
I would like to random access the video, so I send a PAUSE command and then
a PLAY command with a specified time.
That is like follows.
PAUSE rtsp://113.31.34.14:554/work/500/115/969/967/500.3gp RTSP/1.0
SeqNo: 3
Session: 6347526623097789397
(==> without range header)
...
PLAY rtsp
