> I figured out for my requirement I need to use the
> MPEG2TransportStreamFramer.cpp is that correct..?
No.
> I will rephrase my requirement
>
> 1. I have IP Camera
> 2. I will the rtsp client to connect to it.
> 3. I start getting the frames (raw MPEG/H264) from the camera
FYI, I've now installed a new version (2012.09.11) of the "LIVE555 Streaming
Media" code that fixes the problem with clients occasionally sending RTCP "RR"
packets 'early' (when streaming RTP/RTCP-over-TCP).
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
Dear Ross,
First of all I am really sorry for the multiple emails on the same topic. I had
some problem with my outlook, that caused this problem.
Coming to the point.
I mean I didn't find those source files in the testProgs directory also.
I figured out for my requirement I need to use the
MPE
hi,everyone
i replace video file with pipeline for testOnDemandRTSPServer.cpp,but i find i
could not play in rtsp client.However i could play in testH264VideoStreamer.cpp
by the same way.
i research code in two cpp file.i find startplaying code in two cpp file are
similar,that is
H264VideoRTPSi
See also http://www.live555.com/liveMedia/faq.html#trick-mode
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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> virtual void seekStream(unsigned clientSessionId, void* streamToken,
> double& seekNPT, double streamDuration, u_int64_t& numBytes);
> This is the function that will do the seeking.
A correction: The virtual function to redefine here (assuming that you've
defined your own
> I have extended the live555 to support mp4 file.But when playing ,the vlc
> has no process bar and the total time's indicator(it's 00:00 at the lower
> right corner of vlc). I can't jump to another point to play in the vlc
> process bar area.what's the reason of this?
If you want to support
What's the differences, benefits and disadvantages of each? How does it
compare to paid versions like helix? Being a computer engineer, how long
will it take me to master either so that I can integrate it into my
existing website in an on demand YouTube type fashion.
wade polk
On 9/7/2012 10:13 PM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
We've been unable to create files that stream as
smoothly as our old MPEG-2 files.
Our code has trouble streaming MPEG Transport Stream files that are
extremely VBR (variable bit rate), which is what I suspect your file is.
Yes, that's right. It av
Hi everyone,
I'm using RTSP Proxy Server with no problems and I'm trying to apply filters in
order to change from h264 format into some other. I have seen it's possible by
using two files: input and output ones.
But I haven't seen anything in order to apply this filters by using a the rts
Dear live dev team:
(1)
I have extended the live555 to support mp4 file.But when playing ,the vlc has
no process bar and the total time's indicator(it's 00:00 at the lower right
corner of vlc). I can't jump to another point to play in the vlc process bar
area.what's the reason of this?
(2)
wh
> Using the live555MediaServer, return a specified video when client requests
> an url ending with .sdp.
>
> I think what I need to do is first, generate an sdp file from the video
No. Server developers never work directly with SDP; instead, our server
software automatically generates SDP desc
First, please DO NOT send the same message to the mailing list multiple times!
Because of your rudeness, all future postings from you will be moderated.
> I am using the livemedia for our project evaluations. I want to use the
> transport streams. I am Looking for the test program. But my base
Hello everyone,
I'm trying to do the following:
Using the live555MediaServer, return a specified video when client requests
an url ending with .sdp.
I think what I need to do is first, generate an sdp file from the video
(which is in h264). However, I am not sure what tool is available to do
th
Hello All,
I am using the livemedia for our project evaluations. I want to use the
transport streams. I am Looking for the test program. But my base livemedia dir
doesn't have this program.
>From where I can download this source code?
I have IP Cameras rtsp and MPEG/H264 supported. I want to c
Hello All,
I am using the livemedia for our project evaluations. I want to use the
transport streams. I am Looking for the test program. But my base livemedia dir
doesn't have this program.
>From where I can download this source code?
I have IP Cameras rtsp and MPEG/H264 supported. I want to
Hello All,
I am using the livemedia for our project evaluations. I want to use the
transport streams. I am Looking for the test program. But my base livemedia dir
doesn't have this program.
>From where I can download this source code?
I have IP Cameras rtsp and MPEG/H264 supported. I want to c
> I’m pretty sure changing the clock isn’t the solution but maybe it can give a
> clue on where the issue lies.
Don't worry; I know where the issue lies (it's a bug/deficiency in the LIVE555
RTSP proxying code; see below).
> After investigating this second point, I found an issue with my time
Hi!
In my previous post, I forgot to mention that I could get it to work by
"cheating" a little bit on the RTP clocks. If I replace the 16000Hz clock of
the mpeg stream by 9, the same as h264, the two streams sync in the same
range and play properly. I saw some VLC whining in the logs tho
[Somehow your "Subject:" line got fixed up; I fixed it for you - this time]
> So I can assume the frame arrives encoded in H264 format and i need a 3rd
> party decoder like ffmpeg to decode it ? and there is no actual way to decode
> a H264 stream using live555 to a bitmap I can render to the s
> (I presume, of course, that your username (1001) and password (1234) are
> correct :-)
Yes :)
I've tried them in a standalone SIP client (pjsua, Telephone for Mac), and can
REGISTER and INVITE successfully.
> look at a *successful* protocol exchange (with the same account, username and
> pa
> I've included my console output below - does anyone know what's going on?
Unfortunately I don't know. It's been several years since we've done anything
with "SIPClient" (or the "playSIP" application), but it might be informative to
look at a *successful* protocol exchange (with the same accou
I came across playSIP, and it appears to do exactly what I'm after. However…
No matter what I do, I always get a 407 Proxy Authentication Required.
I've checked around line 493 of SIPClient.cpp, and confirmed that the realm and
nonce are being parsed correctly.
Assuming this might be the fault
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