Lauri,
Thanks for the report. You are correct: The RTSP specification uses the
HTTP/1.1 specification (RFC 2068) to define the format of the “Date:” header,
which should not be localized.
I have just installed a new version (2024.02.28) of the code that contains this
fix.
Ross Finlayson
Liv
Hello,
The “dateHeader()” function in RTSPCommon.cpp obeys the current locale,
while it really shouldn't. As a result, Date: headers may be shown in
localized format, which is undesirable and probably not allowed by the
RTSP specification.
To reproduce:
Add “#include ” and add “setlocale(LC
> On Feb 28, 2024, at 9:20 PM, Худаев Илья wrote:
>
> I connected to several real IP cameras and saw that the first packages that I
> received were NAL units with SPS, PPS and I-frame.
Yes, and you could easily change the implementation of your video input source
(which is your code, so I ca
Everything in the SDP description is correct, and the client works correctly.
There are no problems with this.
I wanted to know if it was possible, for example, to store each new GOP, so
that when a client connects, first transfer it to it and then the rest of the
data.
Can define its own imple
