> What I want is RTSPServer to behave like the inactivity timer went off when
> it detects a write error on the TCP socket.
Unfortunately I don't know of a way to do this.
> It is not an option to make the client behave nicely.
Well then that's too bad, because I have zero interest in supporti
> I am attempting to receive and play AAC encoded audio from a webcam via RTSP.
> I have successfully done this for uLaw encoded audio using a custom MediaSink
> subclass class modeled heavily on the testRTSPClient.cpp example.
>
> How do I do this for AAC encoded audio? Apparently it's not as s
Ross Says:
> I'm looking at the case where I'm streaming rtp/tcp and the socket closes
> without a TEARDOWN.
In general it's a bad idea to complicate your application by trying to optimize
the handling of an unusual situation. Especially because our server
implementation already automatically
Hi list-
I feel like this is likely a newbie question, so my apologies in advance. I did
read the FAQ and search the email archive first, I promise.
I am attempting to receive and play AAC encoded audio from a webcam via RTSP. I
have successfully done this for uLaw encoded audio using a custom
Hi,
Thanks for your quick response. I think I might not state my question very
clearly.
I am working on a solution to add or remove the stream dynamically. I studied
the codes in DynamicRTSPServer.cpp too.
My codes are rather simple. In some time point, I use
RTSPServer::addServerMediaSessi
*Hello Sir
I do in a need to find out the frame rate in a live media server and i made
an application in which i am using video source:-
videoSource = MPEG1or2VideoStreamDiscreteFramer::createNew(*env, videoES);
Please explain some what how to calculate frame rate in
**MPEG1or2VideoStreamDiscr
> please find attached a patch to improve the parsing/detection of some
> RTSP fields to attempt to be closer to the behaviour expected by the
> RFC.
OK, thanks. This change will be included in the next release of the software.
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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Hello,
please find attached a patch to improve the parsing/detection of some
RTSP fields to attempt to be closer to the behaviour expected by the
RFC.
Thank you for your comments about it.
With kind regards,
Lionel
live555_enhance_rtsp_fields.patch
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Ross,
I am not going to debate whether I should be using Windows Compact 7 or not,
that is a totally different issue. We should set that discussion aside.
Now your suggestion of writing a new fprintf or other required functions
makes very much sense and it is the path I will investigate. Also,
> I am going to be moving forward with a couple of implementations using
> Live555 on embedded platforms using Windows Compact 7. My initial work
> required a lot of changes to deal with the fact that all the systems are
> headless and the printfs etc are not supported.
In short, if you can't u
> I am troubleshooting an issue similar to Dirk Dugger when receiving RTP over
> TCP via the RTSPClient class. If the server closes the connection mid
> stream, the client gets no notification.
As I also said in response to Dirk's question: In general it's a bad idea to
complicate your applica
> I'm looking at the case where I'm streaming rtp/tcp and the socket closes
> without a TEARDOWN.
In general it's a bad idea to complicate your application by trying to optimize
the handling of an unusual situation. Especially because our server
implementation already automatically handles thi
I am troubleshooting an issue similar to Dirk Dugger when receiving RTP
over TCP via the RTSPClient class. If the server closes the connection mid
stream, the client gets no notification.
I have traced the problem to the readSocket() function in
GroupsockHelper.cpp where recvfrom() is used to get
Hi Ross,
I am going to be moving forward with a couple of implementations using
Live555 on embedded platforms using Windows Compact 7. My initial work
required a lot of changes to deal with the fact that all the systems are
headless and the printfs etc are not supported. As you know there are l
Hi All,
I saw that there was a patch a while back to register a send error callback -
fOnSendErrorFunc/Data to deal with socket write errors (like from socket
FIN/RST). I am currently streaming live using testOnDemandRTSPServer as a
model. Where do I set that callback and how do I cleanly shu
Hi,
Thanks for reply.
Can you please tell me that how to use testRTSPClient in our android
application, i know that JNI is one solution. is there any wrapper
around testRTSPClient that i can use.
Please reply me as soon as possible.
On Tue, Jul 17, 2012 at 12:03 PM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
>
"How can i use Live555 to stream Client -> Server ?"
In short, you don't. Data sources - in particular network cameras - should be
RTSP servers, which deliver data in response to requests by clients.
If you want your camera (server) to deliver data to another server, then the
way to do this is
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