I realized that I had forgotten to answer this question:
> - In cleanUpStream() I delete all event triggers. This needs to be done,
> right, or is it somehow that's taken care of automatically?
>
Yes, although you don't need to do this if you know that - at this time - the
separate 'event trigg
> Lately I've seen some random exceptions when streams are being shut down. I
> believe these were introduced when I changed the code so it waits for a
> TEARDOWN response. This was btw done as Cisco mentioned their server requires
> that.
>
BTW, that doesn't really make much sense, because aft
Lately I've seen some random exceptions when streams are being shut down. I
believe these were introduced when I changed the code so it waits for a
TEARDOWN response. This was btw done as Cisco mentioned their server
requires that.
I'm probably doing something wrong, as it appears the error happen
OK, your log suggests that 'incomplete' data is being received over TCP (by the
client), which implies (assuming that your client+server OS's TCP/IP
implementation is correct) that some of the server's writes to the TCP socket
are failing.
You can check this by updating your *server* code as fo
> Now I want to modify ProxyServerMediaSubsession to inherit
> PassiveServerMediaSubsession(not OnDemandServerMediaSubsession ).
As is stated clearly in the FAQ (that everyone was asked to read before posting
to the mailing list!), you should not "modify" the existing code. Instead, you
would
please dont start a new discution to continu your old discution
thank
ross, kiss my ass if i'm wrong.
- Original Message -
From: "kingaceck"
To: "live-devel"
Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2012 12:42 PM
Subject: [Live-devel] modify live555ProxyServer to support multicast
Thanks for yo
Hi Ross,
We upgraded the server side to the live555 with the fix, but the issue
continues to happen.
> Does this problem happen *always* whenever you stream from this particular
> server (in RTP/RTCP-over-TCP mode), or only *sometimes* from this server
> (e.g., only when the network is conges
Thanks for your reply.
Your have replied :
That's true, but irrelevant to "kingaceck"s question. He was asking how to
write a RTSP proxy that relays from a (unicast or multicast) 'back-end' RTSP
stream to a multicast 'front-end' RTSP stream. This front-end RTSP stream
would be accessed via uni
