Ross,
I've been seriously poking at my (mostly) working MPEGTS FramedSource
and OnDemandMediaSubsession derivatives for my MPEGTS RTSP server. I
posted here
(http://lists.live555.com/pipermail/live-devel/2015-June/019441.html) a
few days ago from my gmail address (sorry about that). I quickly
Thanks for the quick reply!
Yes, I'm still developing an RTSP server. Below is my pipeline.
H264 Baseline 4.0 source (I and P frames only) -> ffmpeg (2.5) mpegts muxer
-> custom FramedSource (based on DeviceSource) getting 1316 (188 * 7) byte
output chunks from the mpegts muxer and writing all *c
Ross and all,
I have an MPEGTS muxer (ffmpeg) that spits out 1316 (188 * 7) byte
chunks of valid data at a time. In my FramedSource subclass, I can write
this to a file via fwrite and have a perfectly playable mpegts file.
I've been sending data to `fTo` in 1316 byte chunks (as hinted in our
Hey all,
I currently have ffmpeg spitting out some MPEGTS data via its encoder.
If I dump this out to a file, I get a valid MPEGTS file in which all
streams are accessible and work as expected.
I'm interested in creating an RTSP server around this MPEGTS stream. To
be clear, my data source p
On Wed, Oct 29, 2014 at 2:02 PM, Ross Finlayson
wrote:
> Thanks for the reply. I know how routing works ;)
>
>
> Well, your use of a “@gmail.com” email address announces to the world
> that you don’t know much of anything (and it’s why your email to the list
> is moderated). Just saying :-)
>
>
Ross,
Thanks for the reply. I know how routing works ;). Just to avoid the
back-and-forth. I have one single interface in AP mode and the kernel will
*never* choose it for mcast routing even though a route is present, mcast
is enabled, etc. I could use a tun/tap in theory, but I think that just
ma
Hey all,
First off, I'm using the newest live555 and focusing only on linux. So, I'm
interested in forcing Groupsock to send multicast from a specific interface
via `struct ip_mreqn`. It's fairly simple to do this when you know the
interface name and interface IP ahead of time. See `man 7 ip` . I
