> I am trying to manage my resources correctly, and I've discovered you
> cannot delete a MediaSession... What is the proper way to free a
> MediaSession's resources.
"MediaSession" - like all subclasses of "Medium" - objects cannot be deleted
directly. Instead, you reclaim such an object b
> Thats obvious sir if we duplicate the code block and write source of
> different test mpeg2 streamer.
> Can the test on demand server file be act as following:-
> the server should always be in listening mode and
> every time when i run the test mpeg2 streamer the server creates a
> thread(thr
Hello All,
I am trying to manage my resources correctly, and I've discovered you
cannot delete a MediaSession... What is the proper way to free a
MediaSession's resources. An scenario would be when you wish to
reinitialize a MediaSession with a new DESCRIBE command. Thank you.
Constantin
Hey Ross
Thats obvious sir if we duplicate the code block and write source of
different test mpeg2 streamer.
Can the test on demand server file be act as following:-
the server should always be in listening mode and
every time when i run the test mpeg2 streamer the server creates a
thread(thread c
> In this case clients are not the vlc player,clients are the
> testMPEG2TransportStreamer,
> Sorry if i was not able to explain question earlier,My ques is i want to run
> 2 or 3 testMPEG2TransportStreamer application and can these multiple
> applications be handled by test on demand server???
Hey Ross
In this case clients are not the vlc player,clients are the
testMPEG2TransportStreamer,
Sorry if i was not able to explain question earlier,My ques is i want to
run 2 or 3 testMPEG2TransportStreamer application and can these multiple
applications be handled by test on demand server???
On
> I solved the ar issue the following solution :
> In Makefile.tail, I added a space in the line
> $(LIBRARY_LINK)$@ $(LIBRARY_LINK_OPTS) \
> between $(LIBRARY_LINK) and $@...
But you shouldn't have to do this, because the space is already present - at
the end of the "LIBRARY_LINK" line in the "c
> In your test on demand server implementation there is an option in which
> server listens to the incoming mpeg2 stream(client),
> Can this server be implemented to handle multiple clients
Yes, all of our RTSP servers handle multiple concurrent clients automatically.
You don't need to do anyth
Hello Ross
Remarkable work "The Live Media".
Ross i want to ask u something is this possible or not:-
In your test on demand server implementation there is an option in which
server listens to the incoming mpeg2 stream(client),
Can this server be implemented to handle multiple clients(as we have
>> I ran genMakefiles and then I tried to compile liveMedia on FreeBSD (8 & 9 :
>> fresh installed systems). But I have an issue :
>>
>> ar crlibliveMedia.a
The problem is the missing space after "ar cr". If that's then, then "ar"
should work.
But I don't understand why/how your Makefile coul
> Hello !
>
> I ran genMakefiles and then I tried to compile liveMedia on FreeBSD (8
> & 9 : fresh installed systems). But I have an issue :
>
> /ar crlibliveMedia.a Media.o MediaSource.o FramedSource.o
> FramedFileSource.o FramedFilter.o ByteStreamFileSource.o
> ByteStreamMultiFileSource.o Byte
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