> It's very easy to provide such a file !
Then please provide an example of one (i.e., a 24-bit WAV audio file)! That's
what I've been asking for all along!
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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It's very easy to provide such a file !
But if you tell me where to look in the code, I can look in it and try to
adapt it to 24 bits.
So form I will able to test it on my Linux server.
Thanks a lot.
But if you prefer an short stereo 48k 24 bits ask me.
Best regards.
Grag38
I mean that
> I mean that there is no RFC about streaming 48khz/24bit.
Actually, there is: RFC 3190, which defines RTP payloads for 20 and 24-bit
linear audio (as well as 12-bit DAT audio).
We already support the reception of 24-bit (and 20-bit) linear audio over RTP.
We don't yet support the *transmissio
I mean that there is no RFC about streaming 48khz/24bit. The official RTSP
allow only 48khz/16bit.
So from, it needs to modify the source code to allow 24 bits streaming.
The result is that there is no free software (that cover the 3 main OS)
that people can dowload that allows to ear 48k
> Can we guess to stream 48khz 24 bits uncompressed wav file one day with
> Live555 ?
I don't know. Can we?
If you have a WAV (or other file) that you believe cannot currently be streamed
by our code, then please put it on a web site, send us the URL, and we can
download and test it for ourse
Can we guess to stream 48khz 24 bits uncompressed wav file one day with
Live555 ?
best regrads
Thank you, excellent insight.
I apologize for not using the correct terminology, still learning here.
The requirement is being set by the third party, it is a system used in
broadcasting and i
