[Live-devel] Using LIVE555 to publish to Wowza streaming server

2012-06-02 Thread Brad O'Hearne
Hello, My use case: I need to capture video from a Mac's builtin video camera and publish that video to Wowza streaming server (clients talk to Wowza). I would like to use LIVE555 to transport the captured video from the camera to the Wowza server. A few notes on this: - I am aware that LIVE

[Live-devel] Discontinuity errors in VLC when connecting to Live555 RTSP Server

2012-06-02 Thread St. Aubin, Albert (US SSA)
I am using a Live555 server built using the dynamic rtsp server example. I have an encoder sending frames over UDP to the dynamicServer and then the server is serving those frames to clients who request them. I am receiving a lot of errors similar to the ones shown below in the VLC debugger.

[Live-devel] KLV

2012-06-02 Thread St. Aubin, Albert (US SSA)
Will Live555 be able to handle KLV data being streamed in a MPEG-TS stream to the server over UDP and then sending it out over RTSP? Would it be able to pass the KLV along or will it not handle it at all? Thank you, AJ ___ live-devel mailing list liv

[Live-devel] Matroska parsing issues

2012-06-02 Thread Petr Novák
Hi all, I've been playing a bit with live555MediaServer, and it appears to me that it's not able to properly parse tracks of some Matroska files, for example this one: http://vvv.mokrakocicka.cz/gang/20120601-live555-example.mkv I've tried to look into the issue and it looks like the parser

Re: [Live-devel] liveMedia/FreeBSD : compilation fails on ar command

2012-06-02 Thread Ross Finlayson
> I've just tried to complie the latest (2012-05-17) live555 streaming server > on FreeBSD 7.0 (32bits) (this compilation fails also on Fr'eeBSD 9.0 64bits > fresh installed). > It failed with the same "ar" issue. The only "ar issue" when building the code for FreeBSD is that there is a space c

Re: [Live-devel] Stopping the server doesn't actually stop

2012-06-02 Thread Ross Finlayson
> m_rtspServer->removeServerMediaSession((*itr).second); Calling "RTSPServer::removeServerMediaSession()" merely removes the "ServerMediaSession" (and thus also its "ServerMediaSubsession"s) from the RTSP server, so that clients can no longer start any new streams using its name. It does not