I'm building as a hobby custom DVR -software for my personal (hobbies doesn't need to make sense right?) use and I've been trying to figure for months why I have TS Continuity Counter errors with live555MediaServer and my Set-top boxes player (same happens with VLC as a client so it's easier for me
> I'm building as a hobby custom DVR -software for my personal (hobbies doesn't
> need to make sense right?) use and I've been trying to figure for months why
> I have TS Continuity Counter errors with live555MediaServer and my Set-top
> boxes player (same happens with VLC as a client so it's ea
> I'm building as a hobby custom DVR -software for my personal (hobbies doesn't
> need to make sense right?) use and I've been trying to figure for months why
> I have TS Continuity Counter errors with live555MediaServer and my Set-top
> boxes player (same happens with VLC as a client so it's ea
> I'm building as a hobby custom DVR -software for my personal (hobbies doesn't
> need to make sense right?) use and I've been trying to figure for months why
> I have TS Continuity Counter errors with live555MediaServer and my Set-top
> boxes player (same happens with VLC as a client so it's ea
> On Feb 17, 2018, at 4:13 AM, Joshua Hitchen wrote:
>
> Hi,
> Sorry to bother you on something potentially purposeful – it just seems like
> you may have meant to temporarily remove this functionality given that some
> of the code for it exists but is commented out.
> In JPEGVideoRTPSource.c
(Sorry for the delay in responding to this.)
When JPEG images are transmitted via RTP, the JPEG picture header is not copied
‘as is’. Instead, to save some space, a simplified (shorter) form of the JPEG
header is packed into the RTP packet (as described in RFC 2435) before it is
transmitted.
