>I have an IP Camera which is streaming H.264 video output using RTSP
> protocol. I want to create an application in MFC which display the H.264
> video. I can see how to receive H.264 video out from the camera using live555
> openrtsp library. But there is no example in live555 for disp
Hi,
I have an IP Camera which is streaming H.264 video output using RTSP
protocol. I want to create an application in MFC which display the H.264 video.
I can see how to receive H.264 video out from the camera using live555 openrtsp
library. But there is no example in live555 for display
> I’m wondering if Live555 Proxy server can support HSL.
No. It's a proxy for RTSP only.
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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Hi.
I'm wondering if Live555 Proxy server can support HSL.
Thanks for your interest.
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> I have review the code and yes, it seems it's the correct way but i
> would need another modification on the code: change
> RTSPClient::sendRequest() from private to protected, too.
Ugh - If I did this, I'd also need to make it "virtual", so you could redefine
it in a subclass.
Once again, are
> I'm needing to be able to detect and log the
> connect/disconnect/playing/paused/etc events done on the
> ProxyServerMediaSession against the remote camera
I'm not sure exactly what you mean by this, but if your intention is to
detect/log every client connection (etc.) to the proxy server, then
From what I can tell, the "LIVE555 Proxy Server" is working properly.
Are you able to successfully play the stream directly from the 'back-end'
server - i.e., not using a proxy server?
Note that recent versions of VLC seem to have a problem playing MPEG-4 video
streams. If you're using VLC, an
I have review the code and yes, it seems it's the correct way but i
would need another modification on the code: change
RTSPClient::sendRequest() from private to protected, too. This way i
could be able to inherit this method on a child class that send the
event to my subsystem, and later just to c
I'm needing to be able to detect and log the
connect/disconnect/playing/paused/etc events done on the
ProxyServerMediaSession against the remote camera, so i thought i
could do it inheriting the internal ProxyRTSPClient and using a custom
one (i don't know if there's a better way to do it).
The fa
Hi Ross,
Please find attachment of the verbose output logfile of proxyserver for the
following usecase steps:
1) started proxysever.
2) opend/played live streaming in vlc client.
3) stoped play in vlc client.
4) opend/played live streaming in vlc client.
video not strea
> Actually , the two frame sequence number is the same , but H264 data is
> different, and I notice checksum of UDP is the same too
Two separate packets cannot contain different data, but (consistently) have the
same UDP checksum, unless something (in your OS or network) is mangling the
pac
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[mailto:live-devel-boun...@ns.live555.com] On Behalf Of Ross Finlayson
Sent: Saturday, June 23, 2012 8:23 AM
To: LIVE555 Streaming Media - development & use
Subject: Re: [Live-devel] testH264VideoToTransportStream error
I've now installed a new version (201
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