Thanks. This will be included in the next release of the software.
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
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Sorry, but once you’ve made modifications to the supplied code, you can expect
no support on this mailing list.
Note, however, that the way to stop all streaming to a specific client is to
delete the appropriate “RTSPServer::RTSPClientSession” object. (This is what
the implementation of the RT
> Good guess, I am indeed running the vlc players at the same computer.
> However, if I use multiple proxy servers and have one player per proxy server
> it is running fine. In that case there are still multiple copies of vlc on
> the same computer. What could be the explanation for this behavio
> The problem is, I have cameras in my network which have the same url suffix
> (camera_stream_equal). How can I distinguish (from a clients point of view)
> between these cameras? I guess the only way to make a difference is to give
> both cameras a unique url suffix when registering?
Yes, and
First of all, thank you for the reply. Please see my comments embedded in the
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From: live-devel [mailto:live-devel-boun...@ns.live555.com] On Behalf Of Ro
On Windows strerror() doesn't work with winsocket error codes (returned by
WSAGetLastError()).
This patch changes the way BasicUsageEnvironment0::setResultMsg()
gets error message on Windows, now it gets it using FormatMessage()
with a backup solution of simply providing error code in the message
>> Thanks for advise, but passing presentation times separately from frames and
>> around H264VideoStreamFramer seems far more complicated and clunky than this
>> small change to framer, so I will stick with my solution.
>
> OK, but remember this would complicate your obligations under the LGPL,
Hi
i want to stop one specific RTSP client connection , so i tried to close
the sockets for that connection and turn off the back ground handlers for
that socket.
i am able to stop that specific client, but because of that its affecting
other client connection. following is the bunch of code i use
On 30-05-15 07:56, Ross Finlayson wrote:
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 not
