It appears the GET_PARAMETER will accept the Session header as a OPTIONS does
not care. So if for some reason the camera server closes the session what is
the indicator to the client? If the GET_PARAMETER is sent with a Session I
assume the camera server should respond with a 454 and not reply
I'm not sure I understand your question.
If the 'liveness' command from the proxy server (*either* "OPTIONS" or
"GET_PARAMETER") fails - either because the TCP connection fails, or because
the back-end server responded with a response code other than 200 - then the
proxy server will assume that
I'm still consider myself a newbie with RTSP, but had a question I hope
someone can help me with.
I have a general question about a camera session and keeping it alive.
The rtsp proxy uses OPTIONS by default and optionally can use
GET_PARAMETER. If a camera closes a session due to some bug ho
> So is there a way to have more buffering going on so at each fwrite call
> writes more than 188 bytes at a time to /dev/my_device ??
Yes, one solution would be to insert another pipe - between your modified
"testH264VideoToTransportStream" code, and your output device.
I.e., modify your cod
> Thanks for the help. I was able to use setClientPortNum() inside
> setupNextSubsession() to specify which port for it to use so it didn’t
> auto-search. Oddly enough, any even port between 65408 – 65518 seems to
> work. That was just the range I tested, it probably works outside of that as
Hello,
I have modified the testH264VideoToTransportStream.cpp program by simply
replacing inputFileName to "stdin" and outputFileName to "/dev/my_device".
/dev/my_device is a Linux device driver that transports the TS data to the
streaming hardware.
Then I run the following command line:
./op
Ross,
Thanks for the help. I was able to use setClientPortNum() inside
setupNextSubsession() to specify which port for it to use so it didn't
auto-search. Oddly enough, any even port between 65408 - 65518 seems to
work. That was just the range I tested, it probably works outside of that
as w
