Just to follow up, I tried with UDP also and the proxy seems to just freeze
after a while and take 100% cpu - I then need to killall -9
live555ProxyServer and restart it to make it receive data again.
On 14 October 2012 14:52, Roman Gaufman wrote:
> Thank you for a detailed explanation, but I'm
>> 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.
>
>
> The fact that this is happening woul
Hi Ross,
I have some more information, hopefully somewhat helpful in tracking down the
problem.
I discussed the issue with my colleagues and have now found out that they are
also *not* able to receive
the stream using the latest version of VLC compiled with live555 2012.10.04.
However, using a
There are more advanced options, depending on your h.264 encoder. For
example the TI h.264 encoder supports a couple of features, Temporal
Scalability and Chain Free P Frame encoding.
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/H.264_DM36x_Ver_2.0_Codec#Scalable_video_coding_.E2.80.93_Temporal
http
In the simplest case, H264 defines a protocol that starts with a key frame and
has a succession of difference frames that are much smaller. ie the 24KByte key
frame has all the information needed to draw the whole frame and the 1Kbyte
diff frame has only the changes needed to update the key fram
> Cisco has confirmed a bug in their VSM-server (v6.3.2) when using RTSP. To
> get around the bug we've been told to "disabling the use of RTCP when they
> setup the playback sessions. This is done by only specifying one client port
> (the RTP port) on the SETUP request. As the sessions are only
Cisco has confirmed a bug in their VSM-server (v6.3.2) when using RTSP. To
get around the bug we've been told to "disabling the use of RTCP when they
setup the playback sessions. This is done by only specifying one client port
(the RTP port) on the SETUP request. As the sessions are only kept up fo