> I have a low end device with Live555 RTSP server serving live H264 stream.
>
> My application needs acts as a RTSP client and do the following 2 things
> a) Store this H264 data in mp4 format.
> b) Re - stream the H264 data to another application(can be more than one)
> for a doing some other
I have a low end device with Live555 RTSP server serving live H264 stream.
My application needs acts as a RTSP client and do the following 2 things
a) Store this H264 data in mp4 format.
b) Re - stream the H264 data to another application(can be more than one)
for a doing some other processing.
> Thanks Ross. Is there a way to get these RTP packets out of the live555
> library for usage by application ?
> and which Class in the library handles H264 RTP packets and extracts the
> media data ?
Let's step back a bit. Could you please explain specifically what you want to
do with the i
Thanks Ross. Is there a way to get these RTP packets out of the live555
library for usage by application ?
and which Class in the library handles H264 RTP packets and extracts the
media data ?
On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 8:05 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
> The testRTSPClient app shows how to receive da
> The testRTSPClient app shows how to receive data for a subsession.
> Can the application get the RTP packets instead/along with media data ?
No. The LIVE555 library does all of the RTP/RTCP protocol handling for you, so
applications that use it do not see RTP packet headers (or RTCP packets)
Hi,
The testRTSPClient app shows how to receive data for a subsession.
Can the application get the RTP packets instead/along with media data ?
Regards,
Sambhav
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Visual Studio 2010 is what I use for development on Windows. I found it to be
no more than a 15 minute process to make a visual studio solution for Live555,
which is not even necessary because of the make files the author uses. It's
only my opinion, but I don't believe the author should be res
I just realized what the issue was. In this particular case, the SDP file is
used to receive an old RTSP stream that is being looped via sending a pcap of
the video. Seeing as there is no RTSP server to communicate with, that part
isn't used but everything else regarding the session, subsession,
don't count on it, here they are apologist of the old make files in consoles.
The same i used 25 years ago, before borland and later microsoft visual come
with the integrated compile and debug visual interfaces. This guys like the old
hard way to do the job done :)
Anyway, in previous mailling
> In my case the device appears as VideoCapture from OpenCV. VideoCapture
> throught the function read() returns a frame in BGR format. Then the frame is
> encoded using libx264. How do I use signalNewFrameData()
> in my case? Getting frames should be in a separate thread?
Yes, if you are usin
Dear all,
I am doing a student project where I have to take
screenshots from the camera stream. I
decided to use openRTSP. Unfortunately, I am having a lot of troubles and I am
not
able to buld the project using visual c++ 2008 on winxp.
It would be great if somebody can s
In my case the device appears as VideoCapture from OpenCV. VideoCapture throught the function read() returns a frame in BGR format. Then the frame is encoded using libx264. How do I use signalNewFrameData() in my case? Getting frames should be in a separate thread? How, the transfer data from my d
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