>I read the faq in live555 website about the trick play, it only said
> the four virtual functions needs to be supported.
> But as the result, the vlc would drop audio buffer, so I guess the
> fPresentationTime should be changed too?
> Is it right?
The "presentation time"
> Yes, ONVIF have added some extensions to achieve their goals. My
> understanding is that these extensions are allowed by the SDP and RTP
> standards. In case you are interested, I believe the ONVIF objective is to
> represent a set of non-contiguous media clips as a single container (a bit
>
Hi Ross,
I read the faq in live555 website about the trick play, it only said the four
virtual functions needs to be supported.
But as the result, the vlc would drop audio buffer, so I guess the
fPresentationTime should be changed too?
Is it right?_
Hi Ross,
Thanks for taking the time to consider my requests.
I understand your wish to support IETF standards primarily and I take the hint
about not 'for free' (that may be an option).
Yes, ONVIF have added some extensions to achieve their goals. My understanding
is that these extensions are
> I use liveMedia library 2014.01.24 to do streaming via RTSP over TCP. When
> client is still connecting to server and I delete RTSPServer,
> my system will crash.
Thanks for the report. I have fixed a bug that I think was causing this
problem. Please upgrade to the latest version of the so
