Re: [Live-devel] Run a method when streaming starts for another client?

2015-08-13 Thread Ross Finlayson
> On Aug 13, 2015, at 5:16 AM, Usama Shah wrote: > > I need to send some extra data `sendIframes` when a new client connects to > our RTSP server. This is what I have found and done so far > > env->taskScheduler().scheduleDelayedTask(500, (TaskFunc*)sendIframes, > NULL); //failed >

Re: [Live-devel] Access to RTPSink object on OnDemandServerMediaSubsession childs

2015-08-13 Thread Ross Finlayson
> I'm implementing statistics on our software (liveMediaStreamer framework > ) and I'd like to have access > to the RTPTransmissionStatsDB. But, I do not see how to get the RTPSink > object (which has the RTPTransmissionStatsDB and its stats). > >

[Live-devel] Another H264 Live Input Issue

2015-08-13 Thread Franco Miceli
Subham, I know this is an old topic, but I just found that with other players GRID streaming with live555 does work. Have you tried with other players besides VLC? My implementation (very similar to yours) was not getting played on VLC (clock ticked but no image). Then I tried OpenRTSP.exe and t

[Live-devel] Run a method when streaming starts for another client?

2015-08-13 Thread Usama Shah
I need to send some extra data `sendIframes` when a new client connects to our RTSP server. This is what I have found and done so far env->taskScheduler().scheduleDelayedTask(500, (TaskFunc*)sendIframes, NULL); //failed //delaying is useless as we need to send only to the new client co

[Live-devel] Access to RTPSink object on OnDemandServerMediaSubsession childs

2015-08-13 Thread Gerard Castillo Lasheras
Hi Ross, I'm implementing statistics on our software (liveMediaStreamer framework ) and I'd like to have access to the RTPTransmissionStatsDB. But, I do not see how to get the RTPSink object (which has the RTPTransmissionStatsDB and its stats). Which

Re: [Live-devel] Static Initialization Issues

2015-08-13 Thread Jeremiah Morrill
>> But perhaps you’ve defined your own subclass of “BasicTaskScheduler0”, and >> are declaring an object of that subclass statically?? Yeah it’s a subclass of BasicTaskScheduler0, which (through many feet of abstraction) was getting initialized statically. In the subclass I have the mechanic