> What's more,I find a new question.
> It seems that the referenceCount in class ServerMediaSession is not zero
> after the client have "TEARDOWN"ed this session(with two subsessions).
>
> For a session have two subsessions, the below increasement is called
> twice, because it have two "
Sorry, It's my mistake.
My sending RTCP "BYE" from server side can invoke the client "TEARDOWN"
now.
ps: previously, my session has two subsessions,video and audio, but I
only send "BYE" for video substream, not for audio, so it didn't work.
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I read Faq, but it seems that I did not pay attention much. You are right.
I modify the code , and it works perfectly .
Thanks.
Best Wishes
Novalis
PS:
Here is the modified part:
RTSPClient* rtspClient;
EventTriggerId stopTrigger;
UsageEnvironment* env;
char doEventLoopWatchVariable;
bool
I didn't really understand your message; it seems to be flailing around,
talking about lots of different, unrelated things.
But your immediate problem - the one that you need to fix first, before
worrying about anything else - is the RTSP 404 errors. These are usually
caused by the "RTSPServer
Good morning Ross,
Firstly, thank you for the notification about the file name issue. It
seems the previous developer copied the testOnDemandRTSPServer code,
modified and saved it so a file named StreamUCast. My initial subject
line is incorrect - it should say "RTSP - 404 ...", which is generate
> I am using the StreamUCast.cpp file to run an RTSP server
"StreamUCast.cpp" is not our file. It seems that you are working from the code
for someone else's RTSP server application (that happens to be using our code).
If that's the case, then perhaps you should first ask whoever it was who
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