Sorry, it's my issue, i passed an empty string in
"sendGetParameterCommand" as "parameterName", now I pass the null
parameter. VLC no longer disconnects.
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04.04.2014 8:09, Ross Finlayson ?:
The problem here is that VLC - when run as a RTSP server - is not
standards compliant. It should be listening to incoming RTCP "RR"
packets from the client, and using them to tell it that the client is
still alive. (Note that VLC's RTSP server implementa
The problem here is that VLC - when run as a RTSP server - is not standards
compliant. It should be listening to incoming RTCP "RR" packets from the
client, and using them to tell it that the client is still alive. (Note that
VLC's RTSP server implementation - unlike its RTSP client implementa
03.04.2014 20:02, Ross Finlayson ?:
Hi, Ross. I'm using VLC for creating rtsp stream. The problem is that
the built testRTSPClient app starts playing the stream, but about
every 40 seconds, the client loses its connection and calls
subsessionByeHandler function.
If the client is calling "
On 4/3/2014 14:24, Ross Finlayson wrote:
I have no doubt that MJPEG is useful for many things. However,
streaming is not one of them.
What if the streaming is done over HTTP or RTP-over-TCP? That solves
your packet loss concern:
http://www.live555.com/liveMedia/faq.html#jpeg-streaming
Hi Ross,
I know this, however I was just wondering if it is possible to manage the case
in the switch in order to parse it.
About MJPEG streaming I remember you consider this is a bad idea. I read many
times http://www.live555.com/liveMedia/faq.html#jpeg-streaming
I also posted a po
I have no doubt that MJPEG is useful for many things. However, streaming is
not one of them.
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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On 4/3/2014 02:27, Ross Finlayson wrote:
JPEG video streaming is a bad idea (that nobody should really be doing
in 2014)
Intra-frame compression is perfectly sensible for IP cameras on private
LANs, especially when you're doing things like motion detection on the
server side, rather than on-
> The problem occurs in the release version when from the client switch from a
> stream to another. I don't identify exactly where the system crash
That should be your first task: To find out exactly where your crash occurs,
and why. A stack trace would be useful.
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks
> Hi, Ross. I'm using VLC for creating rtsp stream. The problem is that the
> built testRTSPClient app starts playing the stream, but about every 40
> seconds, the client loses its connection and calls subsessionByeHandler
> function.
If the client is calling "subsessionByeHandler", it must be
Dear support,
I have implemented a RTSP live streaming server with multiple stream
that is used in our ONVIF server. In this server we create several
profiles, every profile set up a live555 streaming server on different
port (h264).
I use latest Live555 (25 march 2014).
The problem occurs
Hi, Ross. I'm using VLC for creating rtsp stream. The problem is that
the built testRTSPClient app starts playing the stream, but about every
40 seconds, the client loses its connection and calls
subsessionByeHandler function.
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> 1. I found that when I call removeServerMediaSession, only the audio
> and video OnDemandMediaSubsessions are destroyed.
Note that there is also a member function
RTSPServer::deleteServerMediaSession()
which closes all current client sessions, then removes the "ServerMediaSessio
Hi Ross,
I have some questions needs your help.
1. I found that when I call removeServerMediaSession, only the audio
and video OnDemandMediaSubsessions are destroyed.
The audio framed source ,video framed source , simple rtp sink, h264
video rtp sink are not destroyed.
Shoul
I took a look at your example MKV file. It turns out that this file (and
apparently all MKV files with JPEG video tracks) stores each JPEG frame as a
complete JPEG image, including a JPEG header. For RTP streaming, however, we
don't include the JPEG header. Therefore, to stream a JPEG video t
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