No, I won’t be adding command-line parameters to the “LIVE555 Media Server”
application, because I want it to be as simple as possible (for unsophisticated
users). However, you are free, of course (subject to the conditions of the
LGPL) to modify your own version of the code.
> Trying to run
Hi Ross,
Thanks a lot for the reply. My private server is not running behind NAT.
It is a public server. The problem arises when some of the clients who are
behind NAT tries to access this public server, and they cannot connect to
the server as per firewall restriction.
Regards
On 21 October 2
> I don't want to transmit video user TCP, so I have stuck myself with UDP. So
> my question is how can I sebd UDP packet over NAT using live555?
>
In general, you can’t expect to be able to run a RTSP server on the private
side of a NAT; see
http://lists.live555.com/pipermail/live-dev
Hello,
Trying to run live555MediaServer with a 1080p mkv input, and seeing this sort
of errors:
MultiFramedRTPSink::afterGettingFrame1(): The input frame data was too large
for our buffer size (301380). 439528 bytes of trailing data was dropped!
Correct this by increasing "OutPacketBuffer::m
Hi Ross,
I am developing cloud based gaming engine. I have used live555 for
transport mechanism. The application works fine on public ips, which is
good.
I don't want to transmit video user TCP, so I have stuck myself with UDP.
So my question is how can I sebd UDP packet over NAT using live555?
If
