Axis helpdesk mentioned?
Adrian Kovacs
"I traced this and indeed your client is only sending RTCP RR reports to keep
the session-alive, I compared with VLC media player (that also is Live555) and
VLC do send a GET_Parameter request before the time-out to keep the session
alive. (1min de
lso worked. Maybe VLS do similarly.
Do you have any idea what can be the problem? Is it an Axis firmware problem?
Adrian Kovacs
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Finally the solution was to disable Flow Control in switch/router, which
generated these STP PAUSE messages.
I don't know if there is possibility to improve on code side to be able to
stream multiple streams without disable Flow Control/STP. Unfortunately I don't
have much knowledge about socket
I did a WireShark test to see what happens on the network. I did the test with
one stream, which worked ok, and then I did it with 2 streams, which caused the
problem.
I didn't noticed any difference during streaming, but when I stopped streaming
I found a difference: in two streams cases STP c
>It wasn't clear to me - from your original message - what port numbers you are
>choosing. For each stream, you *must* use an even numbered port number for
>RTCP, and that port number +1 (i.e., odd-numbered) for RTCP. Also, you
>*should* use different port numbers for each stream.
>E.g., for s
> Are you encoding that video on the same system in real time? 2-4 streams of
> 1 megapixel @ 25 fps AVC is pretty aggressive.
No I don't do any encoding, my DirectShow filter only sends same type of video,
that it gets (and live555 supports). When I do the 2 streams test case and I
receives t
I use 1Gbit LAN, I know that WiFi is not good enough for video technology.
Technical details:
I develop in Win7 SP1 64-bit.
Currently I use a 1280 x 800 AVC video 25 frame/sec, which I stream on 2
different RTSPServer. Resource monitor shows 1000-1200 KB/sec receiving for
each VLC and 2000-2400
Problem:
I am working on a direct show filter, which can stream multiple types of
video/audio streams. It works well, if I use only one instance. My basic test
scenario is to stream a video and view it in VLC. But if I use 4 instances of
the filter in same graph I have problems. If I try to open
Hi,
I would like to handle the event, when the connection to RTSP server lost and
the connection is restored. I can detect, when the connection is lost with
sending a command to RSTP server and check the response result code.
RTSPClient* pClient;
pClient->sendOptionsCommand(CheckResponse,
