> Thanks for the quick reply. In fact I stream each video on a
> separate multicast addresses:
> · The first on 239.20.31.1:5004 which works fine. the SSRC is always
> the same on all RTP packets
> · The second on 239.20.31.2:5004
Are you running Linux? Linux ha
Ross,
Thanks for the quick reply. In fact I stream each video on a
separate multicast addresses:
· The first on 239.20.31.1:5004 which works fine. the SSRC is always
the same on all RTP packets
· The second on 239.20.31.2:5004
o When it works the SSRC is alwa
Sorry, but we currently don’t support that (receiving a stream with more than
one SSRC multiplexed on the same port). For now at least, you’ll need to have
each H.264 stream use a separate port number (and receive each one using a
separate “RTPSource”).
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http:
De : Jean-Luc Bonnet
Envoyé : 31août15 14:21
À :
Objet : 2 SSRC on the same RTP stream
Hi Ross
I'm using Live555 Streaming Media to stream two H264 videos
over RTP and I decode them with Two GStreamer pipes on another computer.
· It works fine on one channel and sometime
Thanks very much.
B.R.
Shihao
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发件人: "Ross Finlayson"
收件人: "LIVE555 Streaming Media - development & use"
发送时间: 星期日, 2015年 8 月 30日 下午 5:51:48
主题: Re: [Live-devel] h264 live video multicast streaming
Thanks. I have enabled the routers' multicast function. So what else do I nee
> The cameras can be inside or outside the LAN, so yes, in those cases where
> the camera is inside the LAN and we use this program, there will be two
> copies of the stream in the network. When the camera is in an external IP, I
> want this program to connect to it via unicast and then distrib
