> The binary worked great under Windows-- I was able to load test an MPEG1
> (non-ES) video and click to the middle of the video without a problem. I
> built the source-code under Linux on both a remote server and Ubuntu under a
> local VM, and the same video will load, but will:
>
> 1) NOT rep
This is very strange. I don't understand why the proxy server is responding
"404 File Not Found..." to requests by the client.
To try to solve this, I suggest doing the following:
1/ Edit "liveMedia/RTSPServer.cpp", and add the line
#define DEBUG 1
to the start of the file.
2/ Recompile the "l
Hello Ross,
I and Saurabh are working on same project.
** **
We tried analyzing into what is happening by using the testRTSPClient as
suggested by you and here is the verbose dump of the testRTSPClient:
** **
Opening connection to 10.17.1.111, port 8554...
...remote connection op
could you give me some advice ? I'm hoping to get the buffer from
proxyserver,but I
donn't know how to get.
when broadcasting real-time video streaming, in which step that proxyserver
can get
video streaming buffer ? Could you give me some advice ? I'm hoping to get the
buffer.
Thank you ver
The binary worked great under Windows-- I was able to load test an MPEG1
(non-ES) video and click to the middle of the video without a problem. I
built the source-code under Linux on both a remote server and Ubuntu under
a local VM, and the same video will load, but will:
1) NOT report it's durati
First of all: Because you have - in two successive messages - violated basic
email 'netiquette' by not trimming the original text from your response (and
also by not changing the "Subject:" line from "Live-devel] live-devel Digest
...", all future postings from you will be moderated!
> I was c
Original Message
Subject: installation and retrieval of h.264 bit streams from ip cameras]]
From:manis...@ee.iisc.ernet.in
Date:Thu, July 5, 2012 4:01 pm
To: live-devel@lists.live555.com
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Ross,
>> The problem is on step 2) & 3), when live555 received the FUs-A, it cannot
>> delivery successfully to the H264VideoRTPSink if I use FUs-A.
>Remember that - to receive H.264/RTP packets - you must use a
>"H264VideoRTPSource" object. If you are doing this, and you find that the
>"H264
The proxy server appears to be running correctly, but - for some unknown reason
- is not handling any requests from a 'front-end' client.
To try to figure out what's going wrong, I suggest running "testRTSPClient
rtsp://10.17.1.150/proxyStream"
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.liv
Hello everyone,
I am using Live555 streaming media for an application which records and
re-streams RTSP streams coming from IP camera. For that, I am using openRTSP
for recording and live555 proxy server for re-streaming the camera stream.
For a few of the cameras we are facing a strange issue
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