> ps. Are you related at all to Yuri Gagarin (the world’s most
> famous “Gagarin” :-)? (Or is “Gagarin” a common name in Russia?)
Hi Ross
No, I'm not related to Yuri Gagarin :)
This family is common enough.
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> On Aug 28, 2019, at 8:12 PM, Sergei Gagarin wrote:
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> Or modify RTSPClient::sendGetParameterCommand (file RTSPClient.cpp)
> to ignore zero length parameter names.
I decided to do this (because the previous behavior - sending “\r\n” as content
- was not really meaningful).
I’ve just instal
Proxy server can use GET_PARAMETER command with empty parameter
name as session liveness command.
In function ProxyRTSPClient::sendLivenessCommand (file
ProxyServerMediaSession.cpp)
we see this code:
rtspClient->sendGetParameterCommand(*sess, ::continueAfterGET_PARAMETER, "",
rtspClient->auth())
Hello Ross,
Some RTSP servers (Ex. Gstreamer and some CCTV cameras ) implement RFC 4567 for
encryption key management in order to stream media over Secure RTP (SRTP).
Please, find attached a wireshark trace showing such kind of key exchange.
We want to use live555 to get encrypted stream from t
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Hi Ross,
I am working on a RTSP media server based on live555 framework, which
uses h264 video contained in fragmented mp4 files as source and streams
their contents towards RTSP client.
I'm having an apparently strange problem when resuming a paused session.
In short,
> On Aug 28, 2019, at 11:57 AM, Kateline Driessens wrote:
>
>
> My problem is that I can't find how and which files from the /live directory
> to include to my complete project
We already show you one way of developing a console application from our code.
If, instead, you want to do this
Thanks for your answer.
I use Qt to develop console applications as I like working in the IDE, I don't
need a GUI app.
In fine, what I want is to integrate the functions in testRTSPClient.cpp
(opening RTSP stream, record the file, terminate the stream and the recording)
in another app, that alr
> On Aug 28, 2019, at 9:42 AM, Kateline Driessens wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> I would like to use openRTSP in a project but I’d like to keep it really
> simple.
First, you should ask yourself if “openRTSP” is really the best code for you to
be working from; see
http://live555.com/openRTSP/#
Hi all,
I would like to use openRTSP in a project but I'd like to keep it really simple.
I'd like to start a recording of a mp4 file from a RTSP stream and then stop it
whenever I want (not using the -d option to specify a recording duration).
For the first part I simply use system() in my code wi
