> openRTSP create a new BasicUsageEnvironment to handle command line
> specified RTSP, but from source code,
> it seems that single BasicUsageEnvironment can handle multiple RTSP
> connections? Is there anyone have tried it?
Yes, the "testRTSPClient" demo application does this. You should use thi
Hi,
Am Getting H264 I-Frame buffer with SPS PPS and Frame(Video data)
without any Separation like 0x01.
If i seperate it and send sps and pps in each packet my H264Framer
class missing few frames and rtptimestamp diff between first frame
and second Frame is very large.so client is Han
openRTSP create a new BasicUsageEnvironment to handle command line
specified RTSP, but from source code,
it seems that single BasicUsageEnvironment can handle multiple RTSP
connections? Is there anyone have tried it?
We want to use live555 for a environment to manage more that 100 video
streams th
> Is this intended, or is it somehow server dependent?
I don't know. Please show the complete RTSP protocol exchange for each case,
so I can try to figure out what's happening.
> Is there a way to confirm what position is currently playing when starting up
> a stream?
>
> Is there a way to
In the following examples I'm writing about streams that are (in the code)
referred to as indexed by 'absolute' time. For video storage and security I
believe they're often referred to as archive streams.
Seeking while already streaming
When doing a "seek" while the stream is playing, i.e.
> We are using LWIP network stack in our product. It is not Unix/Posix
> standard; but it has socket and select API’s etc.
>
> And what is the minimal size of binary(after optimizations etc) that would be
> build for LIVE 555 ? All we need is MP3 stream support.
Only you can answer this questi
Hi,
We are using LWIP network stack in our product. It is not Unix/Posix standard;
but it has socket and select API's etc.
And what is the minimal size of binary(after optimizations etc) that would be
build for LIVE 555 ? All we need is MP3 stream support.
Regards,
Shilpa Chandrappa
From: liv
Michel, I think the probability of loosing the first SR is very minor, SR
packets are relatively small in comparison to the video packets and are
less likely to get dropped by routers. Or do you have any indication
otherwise? Ross's fix should do the trick.
However if you want to decrease that pro