Let me guess: Are you running your multiple copies of VLC on the same host (or
perhaps on different ‘virtual’ hosts that use the same physical host)? VLC is
known to perform badly if it’s run more than once on the same computer. This
has absolutely nothing to do with our software.
Ross Finlay
> In my situation, I have multiple cameras with a unique ip address and port
> number, but the remaining url could be the same as another camera. When using
> the proxy server I can register both back-end urls but not at different ports
> (because only one port is used when creating the
> RTSPS
> On May 29, 2015, at 1:52 AM, Stas Tsymbalov wrote:
>
>> Yes, but the way to deliver these is through the “*DiscreteFramer” classes.
>> Specifically, if your input source consists of H.264 NAL units - each with a
>> known presentation time - then you should feed your input source into a
>>
> Except on Windows strerror() doesn't work with winsocket error codes
> (returned by WSAGetLastError()) instead
> FormatMessage(FORMAT_MESSAGE_FROM_SYSTEM, NULL, WSAGetLastError(), ...)
> should be used.
> I guess it would be better (than my solution) to change
> BasicUsageEnvironment0::setRes
Hi, thank you for your reply;
The commands for the server and
client:
./live555ProxyServer -V
rtsp://admin:1@192.168.1.121//h264/ch1/main/av_stream
./testRTSPClient rtsp://192.168.1.128:8554/proxyStream
As I said
before, after 70 with the client disconnected, I tryed to connect again
a
Hi,
In my test setup I have one back-end stream and a proxy server running.
When I connect to the proxy server with a VLC player and play the
stream, everything is working fine. However, when I start multiple VLC
players and have them playing the same stream, I will get a bad
performance afte
Hi,
If I look at the proxy server, you can register unique back-end rtsp
urls (with, for instance, an ip address and port number inside). But the
client will always use the same port number to view the registered
stream, is that right?
In my situation, I have multiple cameras with a unique i
> Yes, but the way to deliver these is through the “*DiscreteFramer” classes.
> Specifically, if your input source consists of H.264 NAL units - each with a
> known presentation time - then you should feed your input source into a
> “H264VideoStreamDiscreteFramer” (and from there into a “H264Vi
> This is unnecessary, because the call to “socketErr()” in the original code
> already calls “UsageEnvironment::setResultErrMsg()”, which in turn is
> implemented by calling “strerror()” on the ‘errno’ code.
Except on Windows strerror() doesn't work with winsocket error codes (returned
by WSAG
> Suppose proxy server 1 and 2 are chained, but each other in a separate LAN
> (and different PCs). The correct startup order (in my opinion) is: start
> back-end stream (for instance a camera); launch proxy server 2 (which
> communicates with the camera); register URL at proxy server 2; launch
On 28-05-15 22:35, Ross Finlayson wrote:
I was wondering if it is possible to have multiple proxy servers in a
chain.
Yes, of course - because the same protocol (RTSP/RTP/RTCP) is used at
either end of the proxy server.
Suppose proxy server 1 and 2 are chained, but each other in a separate
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