> On May 30, 2018, at 7:16 PM, Warren Young wrote:
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> On May 30, 2018, at 7:34 AM, GENESTIER Denis
> wrote:
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>> Then if you disconnect the Ethernet wire of the computer B, the server will
>> close the session, the RTP and RTCP sockets (in UDP mode), but not the RTSP
>> connection (in TC
On May 30, 2018, at 7:34 AM, GENESTIER Denis
wrote:
>
> Then if you disconnect the Ethernet wire of the computer B, the server will
> close the session, the RTP and RTCP sockets (in UDP mode), but not the RTSP
> connection (in TCP)
I’d say the real mystery here is how the UDP streams are bein
First, I assume that you’re referring to the per-client TCP socket that’s set
up to handle each client’s RTSP commands/responses. (In contrast, the server’s
(single) main RTSP socket - on port 554 or 8554 - remains open as long as the
server stays up.)
The per-client TCP socket gets closed (by
Hi,
I am facing an odd behavior of the RTSP server and it is something that looks
like a bug to me.
To easily reproduce it, just use a RTSP server (live555MediaServer on a CentOS
distro for exemple) on a computer A and connect it with a client (like VLC) on
a second computer B.
Then if you disc
