Are you making a copy for each connected viewer?
The system I worked on just over a year ago could stream around 400 streams
but never was it 400 of 1 stream, it was 5 or 10 of 100-200 sources.
Even then I used a buffer pool and a shared pointer so when the last
unicast client was sent the packet,
Problems like this are often caused by running into an OS-imposed limit on the
number of open files (i.e., sockets) that a process can have open at a time.
http://www.live555.com/liveMedia/faq.html#scalability
Sometimes this limit tends to be a 'soft limit'; if you approach it, the OS's
I have an implementation of an rtsp proxy server based on the
live555ProxyServer that ships with the live555 source. When connecting
only a couple of viewers to a single proxied stream, things look great.
I'm hoping to get a few hundred viewers per stream though. What I'm seeing
is that there is
> My client, on the other hand only works for the live555MediaServer and one of
> the cameras. The other camera, after receiving the data and delivering to the
> decoder/renderer and am seeing green distorted video, complete gobbly-gook.
> There doesn’t appear to be any connectivity problems nor
For servers I have two commercial H264 cameras and one instance of
live555MediaServer.exe running stock. VLC can connect fine to all three. No
problems here (as far as I can tell).
My client, on the other hand only works for the live555MediaServer and one of
the cameras. The other camera, after
OK, so perhaps it would be best if you clarified what specific problem you are
seeing. Is it a problem at the server end, at the client end, or both? And
where specifically are you using the "LIVE555 Streaming Media" code? In your
server (i.e., camera), in your client (i.e., media player), or
Hi Ross,
I think I wrote that a little confusingly. I am not feeding the cameras into
the liveMeda server. The liveMeda server is there as another test source. I am
using it to play files, no changes to code.
With that said, I don't actually have the ability to change much of the
camera's serve
On Sep 26, 2014, at 2:50 AM, Hedi Naily wrote:
> Hi,
> As the subject indicates, I want to play a list of files as if they are one
> big file and without interruption. Is is possible with live555, I'm new to it
> and want to know wheher it's possible and how to achieve it.
> I've read about
> What usually causes this type of behavior?
Truncated video frames, due to your camera's frames (actually, H.264 NAL units)
being too large for the outgoing "RTPSink"s buffer. If this is happening, you
should be seeing warning messages on your server's 'stderr', telling you to
increase "OutPa
Hi,
As the subject indicates, I want to play a list of files as if they are one
big file and without interruption. Is is possible with live555, I'm new to it
and want to know wheher it's possible and how to achieve it.
I've read about using ByteStreamMultipleFileSource class but I can't find a
Hello Live555,
I have an application that is based off of testRTSPClient. In afterGettingFrame
I am then passing the data off to an H264 decoder which then is rendered on a
video surface.
I have 2 cameras and live555MediaServer to test with. LiveMediaServer and one
camera work very well. The o
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