> I developed some code with Live555 to receive mpeg ts stream over raw UDP and
> send it out wrapped in RTP. It works fine for me. Now, I need to receive UDP
> packet containing 7 TS packets but send out the UDP/RTP packet with variable
> number (from 1 to 7) of TS packets in it. That means one
Ross, Now I can playing VOB file, a problem was in the old version VLC
(1.13) it can't playing stream ac3, but the new version ( 2. 0 ) can.
Problem was decided.
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Hi,
First of all, thanks for the excellent work on this project. I found it has so
much for building multimedia streaming solutions.
I developed some code with Live555 to receive mpeg ts stream over raw UDP and
send it out wrapped in RTP. It works fine for me. Now, I need to receive UDP
packet
I wasn't planning on contributing to this thread anymore (because I thought
that I'd already said everything that I could), but you did bring up one
worthwhile point:
> That would seem to suggest that as soon as frame loss occurs, LIVE555 incurs
> additional processing
That is actually correct
Ugh typosthis quote:
> That means that in this case, LIVE555 (Step A) is consuming a maximum of
> ~33ms per frame in order to achieve that frame rate. However, in the case of
> adding the one decode call, which dropped frame rate down to 10fps, LIVE555
> (Step A) is consuming ~810ms total,
Ross,
I am attempting to make sense of what I am seeing, and this statement:
> This is getting silly. You're doing a lot of mental 'flailing around'; yet
> the answer is right in front of you:
is not necessarily accurate. Up until this most recent example I provided, I
reported 66% frame lo
A quick reminder to everyone that if you are responding to a previous message
(especially if it was a long message), then please trim your response so that
you're quoting only the relevant part(s) of the original message. Don't
include the entire quoted previous message in your response (unless
> I want to close the RTSPClientSessions belong to one ServerMediaSession from
> the server side.
> I send RTCP "BYE" message from server side, but it doesn't invoke the
> client's sending "TEARDOWN". But the client(openRTSP) had received the "BYE"
> message and it had printed the "Received RT
Sorry, I made a mistake in my last response. I meant to say
If this file ("advert.VOB", renamed as "test.vob") also works for you (using
"testOnDemandRTSPServer" and "VLC"), then please give me an example of a
different VOB ***file*** that doesn't work.
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
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> When I stand up my RTSP server, if the "testMPEG2TransportStreamer.exe" or my
> Transport Streamer are already streaming video over unicast then when a
> client connects and the ServerMediaSession is created, they will not receive
> any of the video that is being sent from the transport stream
> Your the new version( 22.03.12 ) working when I catch RTP packets and put in
> a file( it turn out perfect sound ), but when i try play VOB via RTSP stream
> again no audio.
When I run "testOnDemandRTSPServer" (built with the latest version of the
code), using your file "advert.VOB" - renamed
Hi,
I want to close the RTSPClientSessions belong to one ServerMediaSession
from the server side.
I send RTCP "BYE" message from server side, but it doesn't invoke the
client's sending "TEARDOWN". But the client(openRTSP) had received the
"BYE" message and it had printed the "Received RTCP "BYE".
Hi, Ross.
Your the new version( 22.03.12 ) working when I catch RTP packets and
put in a file( it turn out perfect sound ), but when i try play VOB via
RTSP stream again no audio.
I know where you doing mistake:
When you send first and second RTP packets, they are is correct, but
when you send
I currently have a DynamicRTSP Server built off the example onDemandRtsp
server. My end goal is to use Raw UDP from a "testMPEG2TransportStreamer"
like program that will stream TS packets to the server. I have the
transport streamer working in two forms the Live555
"testMPEG2TransportStreamer.exe
> I am using the openRTSP client for testing my own RTSPProxy server. For load
> testing I want to create several concurrent connections to my server using
> openRTSP client but I am getting the following error after I am reaching
> approximately 104 connections.
>
> “453 Not Enough Bandwidth”
Hi,
I am using the openRTSP client for testing my own RTSPProxy server. For load
testing I want to create several concurrent connections to my server using
openRTSP client but I am getting the following error after I am reaching
approximately 104 connections.
"453 Not Enough Bandwidth"
Is thi
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