I still have problems with the closing sequence. You suggested that I
should:
Try closing the 'sinks' before the 'sources'.
I did that. I still have problems. I close it like this:
Sinks -> StopPlaying
Close Sinks
Close Sources
Close RTCP Inctances... and this is where now I get an error.
After
> The problem is user can remove the cable of TCP stream laptop and it stop
> another client steaming UDP.
Too bad! As I said before, the write to TCP *has to* be atomic. If the write
partly succeeds (i.e., if the initial, non-blocking call to "send()" returned a
data count less than that pro
The problem is user can remove the cable of TCP stream laptop and it stop
another client steaming UDP.
Bo
From: live-devel [mailto:live-devel-boun...@ns.live555.com] On Behalf Of Ross
Finlayson
Sent: Wednesday, April 23, 2014 10:51 AM
To: LIVE555 Streaming Media - development & use
Subject: Re:
> We found a problem that when we use two clients (VLC) on two PC to stream the
> live555 based camera (H264 video). One uses TCP mode and another uses UDP
> mode.
> When we disconnect the network cable on TCP mode PC, the UDP stream on
> another PC stopped at the same time.
>
> We found the p
> If we Must encrypt the transport stream then what parts of the stream should
> we leave it in the clear? Should we specifically leave the I-frames?
The Transport Stream fields (including the PCR and PID) at the start of each
188-byte Transport Stream 'packet' must all remain unencrypted. Also
We found a problem that when we use two clients (VLC) on two PC to stream the
live555 based camera (H264 video). One uses TCP mode and another uses UDP mode.
When we disconnect the network cable on TCP mode PC, the UDP stream on another
PC stopped at the same time.
We found the problem is due to
Hi Ross,
Thanks for your immediate response.
We are using testMPEG2TransportStreamTrickPlay utility to generate Transport
stream files that represent the FFW and REW operation.
If we Must encrypt the transport stream then what parts of the stream should
we leave it in the clear? Should
