> I’m saving an RTSP stream from an IP camera using the following command:
>
> openrtsp -u yyy xxx -U 20150122T164234Z -4 -y -w 1920 -h 1080 -f 30 -F
> output_file -d 20 -P 30 rtsp://192.168.0.10/ONVIF/Storage
It's a bit strange that you've given both the "-P 30" option (which says:
"output a n
> However I am getting errors at runtime (on Windows specifically). I am seeing
> a “BasicTaskScheduler::SingleStep(): select fails: No error socket numbers
> used in the select call: 120(r) 128(r)”.
FYI, these errors are occurring because you have closed two sockets -
presumably the RTP and RT
Hello,
I’m saving an RTSP stream from an IP camera using the following command:
openrtsp -u yyy xxx -U 20150122T164234Z -4 -y -w 1920 -h 1080 -f 30 -F
output_file -d 20 -P 30 rtsp://192.168.0.10/ONVIF/Storage
This works on openRTSP on Linux and OS X and I get a working .MP4 file with a
size of
Okay thanks for clarifying. I was actually just trying to model a media
subsession based on what you did with the ProxyServerMediaSession and
Subsession classes. They tied together very neat and was easy to add into the
RTSPServer. But I see that this cannot work the same since I need to multic
> I was trying to write a test program that contains a ServerMediaSession
> subclass which encapsulates a PassiveServerMediaSubsession
I think you may be misunderstanding how these two classes work. A
"ServerMediaSession" object represents a complete media stream (which can
include one or more
Hello,
I was trying to write a test program that contains a ServerMediaSession
subclass which encapsulates a PassiveServerMediaSubsession (the contents of
which could be as simple as code from the testH264VideoStreamer test program).
However I am getting errors at runtime (on Windows specifical
Dnyanesh,
It appears that the complexity of your project has pretty much reached the
limit in how much assistance I can provide ‘for free’ on this mailing list. If
your company is interested in having me consult further on your project, then
please let me know (via separate email).
Ross Finla
Dear Live555 Team,
I have been using live555 proxy server to stream 1000+ streams. I have
deployed it on quad core Intel Xeon server.
The server is working fine, but Its suffering from serious problem. For 100
streams and connected one client for each stream, one of the core is
getting 100% utiliz
