>In my RTSP server, I create a ServerMediaSession with
> ServerMediaSubsession for H.264 video stream. Somehow, I need to turn audio
> on later while streaming. I can add a ServerMediaSubsession into the
> ServerMediaSession, so the ServerMediaSession has 2 sub-sessions. But in this
> case,
On Thu, Aug 22, 2013 at 2:53 PM, srimugunthan dhandapani
wrote:
> Hi,
> I want to develop a application that receives multiple streams from cameras
> and
> transcode it and re-export the transcoded streams to to different URLs .
>
> The transcode operation happens asynchronously. So the client an
Hi,
In my RTSP server, I create a ServerMediaSession with ServerMediaSubsession
for H.264 video stream. Somehow, I need to turn audio on later while streaming.
I can add a ServerMediaSubsession into the ServerMediaSession, so the
ServerMediaSession has 2 sub-sessions. But in this case, the p
> The video is still being written and recorded. I want to seek to the end and
> tell it to play from the very end and continue on from there.
>
> Is there a way I can do this?
Likely not. The RTSP standard *does* include a mechanism for requesting this -
namely, asking for a range of "npt=n
I am trying to go to the end of an RTSP Stream and request to play from there
on.
Someone suggested that you can use "Range: npt=-1" to do this. It does not
appear to work, however.
SETUP rtsp://172.18.11.236:5501/testRecordingRome2.ts RTSP/1.0
CSeq: 1
Transport: RAW/RAW/UDP;unicast;destinati
> Do you think that an RTCP Client should sent RTCP RR reports while it is
> paused ?
Yes. (And, FYI, our implementation will do this (because the "RTCPInstance"
stays active and working, even when the stream is paused.)
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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Hi Ross,
Thanks a lot for your quick support.
But our situation is a bit different that the one described in the link.
When a RTSP client ask for a PAUSE, the RTCP RR are no more send, and then the
session after the reclamation timeout of the RTSPServer if no RTSP command are
sent.
