> If I changed the value to smaller one, like (256, 400), the packet size keeps
> the same size(~1300).
Calling "setPacketSizes(256,400)" on the newly-created "MultiFramedRTPSink"
object should work. You shouldn't modify the supplied code.
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live55
Thanks Colin. The fact that I do get some very jerky but clear video
rendered, does make me suspicious that I’m not
implementing my DS source filter correctly. In particular I’m looking closely
at GetMediaType(..), etc method(s). As I said,
my skills are weak/intermediate in this stuff, so a
Hi,
I sent the audio and video muxed in MPEG2TS container to an mobile
phone(Android) via live555. The traffic from Live555 server to phone is via RTP
over TCP, for the mobile phone is behind a NAT gateway. It goes well until I
was request to send audio data only. Because that the bitrate for a
One of the surprising findings from the recent survey was that so many
responders (more than 30%) reported that they needed to "modify" the LIVE555
source code for their purposes. Looking at the specific details of their
reported "modifications", however, it became clear that many people were
I've also worked with cameras that don't send sprop-parameter-sets in
the SDP file (but not using the Live555 client); this shouldn't be a
problem as long as the camera does send SPS and PPS in band. The fact
that you are able to decode and display the raw NALUs using DirectShow
would indicate that
> I come back on the subject of sending presentationTime from a live555 RTSP
> server to a live555 RTSP client.
> Till now I have missed that RTCP sendReport were always based on server clock
> and basically the presentationTime set by an RTPSink is more or less ignored.
No, the presentation tim
Hi Ross,
I come back on the subject of sending presentationTime from a live555 RTSP
server to a live555 RTSP client.
Till now I have missed that RTCP sendReport were always based on server clock
and basically the presentationTime set by an RTPSink is more or less ignored.
I hope