> I would please like to ask if there is an option to disable RTSP server or
> client
I don’t understand what you mean by this.
The “LIVE555 Streaming Media” software is a set of libraries for building
applications.
If you don’t want a RTSP server in your sending application, then don’t create
> It Works!
>
> Thanks yes I can see where they are going.
>
> How do I stop the command from outputting files?
Either just kill (i.e., type control-c) the application. Or add a “-d
” option - e.g.
-d 3600
to run for one hour.
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.co
It Works!
Thanks yes I can see where they are going.
How do I stop the command from outputting files? This was just a test and
do not want a million one minute files tomorrow.
Jade Royston
Founder
Eye in the Sky Sports LLC.
phone: (608)-432-2083
website: http://www.eyeintheskysports.com/
twit
> And when you say that it's working for you does that mean you are able to see
> the one minutes files, as avi files, of what's going on in our facility?
>
Yes. I see a basketball court, with chairs lined up across it. With music in
the background.
> And are there any spaces at all in that co
> I would please like to ask one more thing regarding your mention that it is
> possible to configure of the identity of the received (or sending)
> application without using RTSP (for this matter it can be RTP for example,
> not UDP).
> Can you please give a hint as to how to configure the IP
> Okay thanks I will try it in about half hour. And what folder will the files
> go to?
>
Once again, the files should be written into whatever directory you were in (in
your command shell) when you run “openRTSP”. I.e., if you first typed
cd live/testProgs
before running
openR
And when you say that it's working for you does that mean you are able to
see the one minutes files, as avi files, of what's going on in our
facility?
And are there any spaces at all in that command?
On Apr 23, 2015 6:13 PM, "Jade Royston" wrote:
> Okay thanks I will try it in about half hour. A
Okay thanks I will try it in about half hour. And what folder will the
files go to? Is the folder in the Ubuntu interface?
Do they show up every minute as it says?
On Apr 23, 2015 6:11 PM, "Ross Finlayson" wrote:
> I did try the '-t' option and either the same message came back or I
> would so
> I did try the '-t' option and either the same message came back or I would
> sometimes get a "usage" message back and it would run through all of the
> commands and what they mean.
>
That sentence makes no sense :-)
Sorry, I made a mistake in the command that I posted earlier. The following
I did try the '-t' option and either the same message came back or I would
sometimes get a "usage" message back and it would run through all of the
commands and what they mean.
The computer I am using Ubuntu on and the camera are directly wired into
the same Internet router. I gave you the extern
> I tried these and the files do go into the folder I specified them to. I have
> a folder named "record" and the output files go in, only one of them, and it
> is empty.
If you use the “-P 60” option, then the files should end up in the directory
that you’re in when you ran “openRTSP”.
> So
I tried these and the files do go into the folder I specified them to. I
have a folder named "record" and the output files go in, only one of them,
and it is empty. So you may be right with the firewall.
Do you have any idea where I would remove these firewalls?
Thanks
Jade Royston
Founder
Eye i
Hello,
I would please like to ask if there is an option to disable RTSP server or
client ( and give the server/client information manually if needed).
This is required ,for example, in cases where the opposite side is also not
using RTSP client/server.
I have review the faq of live555, but found
> I am trying the have a stream give periodic output files every minute as avi
> files and I am getting the error that it fails to get a SDP description for
> the URL and that the -iP command cannot be found. I have also tried these
> commands by themselves and it fails to get the SDP descriptio
Hello
I am trying the have a stream give periodic output files every minute as *avi
files* and I am getting the error that it fails to get a SDP description
for the URL and that the -iP command cannot be found. I have also tried
these commands by themselves and it fails to get the SDP description
> Well, I get exactly the same error with GNU make 4.1 without the patch (since
> it won't use the old-style rule).
Sorry, but I have no problem at all with “gmake” version 3.82 or “gmake”
version 4.1 (nor with “make” (unsure of the version)) with the existing
Makefiles. Maybe something else i
On Thursday 23 April 2015, 12:45:03, Ross Finlayson wrote:
> Sorry, but no. The existing Makefiles appear to work OK for all current
> versions of both “make” and “gmake”.
>
> However, with your patch applied, while “gmake” works OK, “make” (at least
> on FreeBSD 10.1) does not: %make
> mak
Sorry, but no. The existing Makefiles appear to work OK for all current
versions of both “make” and “gmake”.
However, with your patch applied, while “gmake” works OK, “make” (at least on
FreeBSD 10.1) does not:
%make
make: “liveMedia/Makefile" line 40: warning: duplicate script
Hi,
the attached patch is necessary to compile live with newer versions of make.
Ole--- a/liveMedia/Makefile.tail 2015-04-23 20:26:00.397211169 +0200
+++ b/liveMedia/Makefile.tail 2015-04-23 20:27:05.165974550 +0200
@@ -5,9 +5,9 @@
ALL = $(LIVEMEDIA_LIB)
all: $(ALL)
-.$(C).$(OBJ):
+%.$(OBJ) :
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