Chris,
Thanks for the report. I've just installed a new version - 2013.01.04 - that
includes this fix.
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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Hi Ross,
I have a seen a crash in RTSPServer that I can reproduce using QuickTime,
and I have attached a patch that fixes it. This has been tested using
version 2013-01-03 of the LIVE555 libraries with zero modifications. Here
are steps to reproduce:
1. Set QuickTime to use HTTP as
> BACKGROUND: I adapted testH264VideoStreamer.cpp and DeviceSouce.cpp/hpp so
> that I could send a live video feed out over the network. I currently test
> using VLC. I generate h.264 encoded frames using a Microsoft Media
> Foundation (MF) back end to my existing MF streaming software. Ther
Please consider these two questions. Thanks very much.
BACKGROUND: I adapted testH264VideoStreamer.cpp and DeviceSouce.cpp/hpp so
that I could send a live video feed out over the network. I currently test
using VLC. I generate h.264 encoded frames using a Microsoft Media
Foundation (MF) back e
> welcome.wav still doesn't stream, and since file shows:
>
> # file welcome.wav
> welcome.wav: RIFF (little-endian) data, WAVE audio, Microsoft
> PCM
That's presumably the problem. Our WAV file parsing code can't handle WAV
files that contain 'Microsoft PCM' (whatever that is), because I don't
Thank you for your suggestions. I've downloaded the latest source
code and rebuilt it. It is now:
LIVE555 Streaming Media library version 2013.01.03
welcome.wav still doesn't stream, and since file shows:
# file welcome.wav
welcome.wav: RIFF (little-endian) data, WAVE audio, Microsoft
PCM, 16 bi
> I have read many thread on the dreaded message "RTSP/1.0 404 File Not
> Found, Or In Incorrect Format" when trying to stream from
> Live555MediaServer, yet I was not able to find any solution.
There's nothing 'dreaded' about that error message; it means exactly what it
says. The server is eith
> I have some device that is capable only to push RTP by multicast or unicast.
> Is there a way to use live555ProxyServer or anyting else to serve content to
> multiple clients.
You can't use a proxy RTSP server, because that requires the input have its own
RTSP server. However, with a little
Hi,
I have some device that is capable only to push RTP by multicast or unicast. Is
there a way to use live555ProxyServer or anyting else to serve content to
multiple clients. Main goal is to use one stream from device via inetrnet to
some server and from that point to serve clients (not all in
