Thanks so much! Just tried it out and works as you said!
This will surely appease my pedantic overlords =)
-Jer
From: live-devel-boun...@ns.live555.com
[mailto:live-devel-boun...@ns.live555.com] On Behalf Of Ross Finlayson
Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2013 2:51 PM
To: LIVE555 Streaming Media - dev
I've just installed a new version (2013.04.16) of the "LIVE555 Streaming Media"
code that patches a 'loophole' (I'm reluctant to call it a 'bug' :-) that could
have caused the socketTable to be non-NULL, but empty. If you use this new
version, and you close all objects properly, your "liveMedia
Thank you so much for your quick reply. I'm always amazed on how quickly you
get back to this list! OTOH, I apologize for how late it took me to get back
to your response.
I could not figure out why my liveMediaPriv was never null on TCP streams.
Even tried directly on an IP camera's RTSP in
> >Initially, when debugging your server, you should use "testRTSPClient" -
> >rather than VLC - as your RTSP client. ("testRTSPClient" will tell you a
> >lot more about what's going on.) Please post the output from running
> >"testRTSPClient" on your stream.
>
> user@ubuntu:~/live555/testPro
>Initially, when debugging your server, you should use "testRTSPClient"
- rather than VLC - as your RTSP client. ("testRTSPClient" will tell
you a lot more about what's going on.) Please post the output from
running "testRTSPClient" on your stream.
user@ubuntu:~/live555/testProgs$ ./testRTSPClie
Ceszcz!
Marcin wrote:
Hello,
I had to do almost the same goal as You - record incomming AV stream (h264/aac)
to MP4 files. What i did was that live555 only dumped streams into separate
files and then i used MP4Box to merge them into working mp4 file.
Thanks for this hint! I am not able to mux th
