Thanks.
I have done some hacks but i have some problems with my hack.
If i understand the index file right the file will only contains
framecount and byteoffset.
Frame -> Byte offset
So my first solution if the requested byte is higher then the filesize
of the first ByteStreamMultiFileSource
I have solved this in my code by cacheing and inserting into the stream (using
a filter).
The decoder always needs it and, as stated, some encoders do not(axis
default,pelco), some do(gvi,samsung) and some it is a setting(axis)
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> I want to know if an AAC stream( an ADTS format stream ) can be received
> directly as well.
Yes - using a "MPEG4GenericRTPSource"
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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Ross,
As testOnDemandRTSPServer.cpp demonstrates, A MPEG2TS stream can be received
directly from RTP over UDP. I want to know if an AAC stream( an ADTS format
stream ) can be received directly as well. Or must I implement a subclass of
FramedSource?
Regards,
Zili Zhou
The index file mechanism simply wasn't designed to work with multiple files.
It might be possible to hack it to do so, but your simplest solution would be
to just create a single Transport Stream file by concatenating together your
multiple files, and then creating an index file from (and then
Hello,
this is my first post on this mailinglist.
I'm trying to use lib555 to stream a mpeg ts recordings which are split
up into multifiles.
So I have to use ByteStreamMultiFileSource which works after some changes.
The problem is that ByteStreamMultiFileSource can't seek (needed for
trickplay
