> then the first rtsp request is "rtsp://localhost:8854" and not contain
> "mp3test", this time the next function call "parseRTSPRequestString" will
> failed, and the var "contentLength" is not a sure value.
Yes, this is a bug. The "contentLength" needs to be initialized (to 0) before
calling
Hi,
I use mplayer to visit rtsp://localhost:8854/mp3test, If RTSPServer recv the
request , RTSPServer will call the function "handleRequestBytes",In this
function we see the local unsigned variable "contentLength", and this local
variable is not init , thus the variable's init value is not sure
> Hi.
>
> I downloaded live.2012.08.29.tar.gz a few minutes ago, and built in on my
> linux box*.
>
> I saw several warnings issued by the compiler.
>
> I've been looking closely at each, and I think there's an actual problem
> with one of them.
>
> c++ -c -Iinclude -I../UsageEnvironment/inclu
> The reason is destructor "fParserForInitialization" before its Init complete,
> If "MatroskaFile" is not exist.
OK, thanks. This is the explanation that I was looking for.
The next release of the software (in a few hours) should fix this bug. Thanks
again.
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, In
>
> > but, In void MatroskaFileParser::continueParsing() call, the "if
> > (fOnEndFunc != NULL) (*fOnEndFunc)(fOnEndClientData);" will call, then will
> > call "void MatroskaFile::handleEndOfTrackHeaderParsing()", and this time
> > the "fParserForInitialization" is a invalid pointer, delete t
