Thanks Ross, I will take a look at that demo application,
Sid.
From: live-devel-boun...@ns.live555.com
[mailto:live-devel-boun...@ns.live555.com] On Behalf Of Ross Finlayson
Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2012 10:04 PM
To: LIVE555 Streaming Media - development & use
Subject: Re: [Live-devel] Windows
> I appreciate your comments and already had that knowledge. The problem is
> that the location of the default directory is apparently not under my
> control, therefore one cannot “point” the server to known location to serve
> files from.
OK, so maybe that means that you won't be able to run t
Ross,
I appreciate your comments and already had that knowledge. The problem is
that the location of the default directory is apparently not under my
control, therefore one cannot "point" the server to known location to serve
files from. Since it appears that others have run the server with CE
> I have built the Media Server for Windows CE 6 R3 and I am now trying to
> test it out. One issue is that CE does not have a concept of "current
> working directory" so I was wondering if anyone else has addressed this
> issue already?
Well, as long as the code can look up file names specified b
I have built the Media Server for Windows CE 6 R3 and I am now trying to
test it out. One issue is that CE does not have a concept of "current
working directory" so I was wondering if anyone else has addressed this
issue already? I certainly don't see any changes in the code base to use
some variab
Mark,
It's important to understand that our software does not do any audio/video
decoding (or encoding). Therefore, if a 3rd-party media player application -
like "MPlayer" - has problems decoding a RTSP/RTP media stream, but you know
that you can receive this stream OK (by testing it using "t
Hello,
I'm trying to receive a speex stream and play it back in real-time.
I can receive the rtsp stream with openRTSP and play it back with
speexdec or mplayer. But when I just use mplayer to receive and play
the stream I have no luck :(
I dug into mplayer and it looks like speex is not a
> Thank you very much for your suggestions. Now it works.
OK, that's good to hear.
>
> Actually I wrote
> if
> (fClientPortNum !=
> 0 && (IsMulticastAddress(tempAddr.s_addr) || isSSM() ) {
The "|| isSSM()" turns out to be unnecessary, BTW, because the
"IsMulticastAddress()" tes
No, because when Transport Stream data is stored in a file, or transmitted in
RTP packets - which is what our software deals with - then the 'transport
packet size' is always 188 bytes.
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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Hello Ross.
Thank you very much for your suggestions. Now it works.
Actually I wrote
if (fClientPortNum != 0 && (IsMulticastAddress(tempAddr.s_addr) || isSSM()
) {
>>hoping the camera will accept the change
>That's the big question - i.e., if, for these cameras, the client were to
Hello Ross,
I'm using your library with MS Visual Studio 2008 and I've found the
following issue:
The Boolean type in your library is defined as unsigned char. However,
VS2008 fully supports proper bool/true/false type. Could you please
consider the following changes in code (library from 2012
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