Hi,
If you are on a computer with multiple network cards, you probably just need
to specify the interface to use to receive multicast traffic. Since you are
using OpenRTSP you can specify the interface with the "-I" option:
[-I ]
Chris Richardson
WTI
From: live-devel-boun...@ns.li
Hello Sir
I am new to live media,i used live media server to stream over http using a
transport stream file made from testH264VideoToTransportStream.exe, on my
client side when i used to receive the file i was not able to receive it
properly(i mean i doesn't play properly) but if i used the same f
Hi everybody
I've found a project quite similar to yours encoding h264 and streaming
via wifi, it also cover how to adjust bitrate depending on the bandwidth.
link here:
http://es.scribd.com/Akavashi/d/71789823-spyPanda-Thesis-Report
Regards.
Daniel M.
El 22/05/2012 10:58, Ashfaque escrib
Good Afternoon!
I am trying to get a H.264 stream using the "openRTSP" command-line client.
The stream is come from a IP camera (that is the DM368IPNC, or, the
TMDXIPCAM8127J3) via multicast, and my OS is Windows7.
As a result, the RTSP protocol exchange works OK, but the client cannot
receive data
Hi Ross,
Now we are able to stream over Wifi with receiver application running on iOS
device.
But we are getting a very large propagation delay ranging from 200ms initially
when application to more than 1.5 sec after some 5-10 minutes duration. We are
using a camera which produces 30fps.
We ha
Hello Ross.
Some Samsung cameras (SNB-5000, SND-5080, SNO-5080) choose the RTP
destination port; kindly, the Live555 RTSPClient respect this request.
Instead Samsung, unkindly, doens't let us disable this feature or set the
desired port up via the camera's configuration web page; so so
Hi Ross,
We are using Live555 library for H264 video streaming over Wi-Fi.
But If transmitter is disconnected or turned off, How Receiver will come to
know? Is there any events /signals to get that information.
We used TestRTSPClient file a a reference on receiver side.
Regards,
KP
Hello all,
Tried to convert an h264 stream (available here: http://zvps.co/in.264) to a TS
using the test program provided with live555 (testH264VideoToTransportStream).
Everything seems OK, but when I open the .ts in VLC I get quite severe
artefacts. If I box up the stream into an MP4 file the
It looks to me like your output data rate exceeds the capacity of your network
(in this case, a WiFi network). This is especially likely if you are streaming
via multicast, because the bandwidth of multicast over WiFi tends to be
significantly lower than unicast. If you are streaming via multi
