> I am reading ip camera frame through testrtspclient.exe program. But
> testrtspclient.exe is running ,that time I disconnect IP camera or remove
> Ethernet connection.
> So testrtspclient program is traversing in SingleStep() loop .
> So how to check runtime rtsp client failure condition
I t
In the LIVE555 code, RTCP (both sending and receiving) is automated, and is not
intended to be performed directly by application code. All the application
code needs to do is create appropriate “RTCPInstance” objects at each end
(something that's done automatically if you’re running a RTSP serv
> Because there are some limitations within my RTP server and I would like to
> replace it with RTP module from Live555 package
What you’re describing is probably possible, but would be quite complex,
especially for someone who’s inexperienced in C++. (I assume that you’ve
already implement
Hi,
I am reading ip camera frame through testrtspclient.exe program. But
testrtspclient.exe is running ,that time I disconnect IP camera or remove
Ethernet connection.
So testrtspclient program is traversing in SingleStep() loop .
So how to check runtime rtsp client failure condition and i
Hi,
I’ve recently started to use live555 for a small streaming project. Most of it
is working now, but it’s not entirely clear to me how to deal with RTCP. I’ve
studied the test programs that come with live555 but none of them seem to do
what I want: to detect packet loss on both sides (both st
Hi,
I have a SIP application (written in C) and my RTP server also in C. Below is
how they work
From SIP client side
1. Create a socket connection to RTP server using RTP client library
2. Then send CREATE_CMD to RTP server to create rtp media session with SDP
parameters for this call
3. Se
