Howdy,
I think the answer to this questions is NO, but I want to make sure just
incase...
* Is there "currently" any way to tunnel RTSP streams (with
RTSPClient and DarwinInjector) through an Authenticating HTTP Proxy?
I searched the code for the handling of the 407 response code and
Hi All,
I've looked through the forum archives regarding this topic and the answer
seems to be that currently NAT traversal is not "reliably" supported by
the client.
I also looked through some of the DarwinInjector code, and it doesn't look
like it supports it either (unless I'm missing someth
Hi Ross,
Sorry to drag this on.. but i just want to clarify - I've been trying to
say that the file is "not" streaming ok to QuickTime. It's only streaming
ok to VLC.
I'm trying to fix this so that it works for QuickTime as well as it does
for VLC.
Thanks,
-Chad
Hi Ross,
Sorry, but I'm confused about this. This is what i did:
I saved my mpeg frames to a file. Then I played the file in VLC and
QuickTime. Both played fine and at full framerate.
Then I took testMPEG1or2AudioVideoToDarwin and streamed the file I had
saved to my Darwin server. Then using VLC
otally stuck! anything will help =)
Thanks,
-Chad
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Chad Ata
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Hi Ross,
Thanks for the feedback.
I got a chance just now to test against VLC and I was able to get more
specific error messages:
.
main warning: late picture skipped (677621)
main warning: backward_pts != current_pts (40)
main warning: backward_pts != current_pts (-4)
main warning: l
Hi All,
I've written an MPEG1 DeviceSource which I'm feeding to an
MPEG1or2VideoStreamDiscreteFramer, which is being broadcast by a
DarwinInjector. I'm testing receiving the MPEG stream with QuickTime
Player. The incoming video stream plays fine for about 1 or 2 seconds, then
the frame rate start
Aww.. i was hoping for a really easy way out =)
I was trying to avoid queuing incoming data.
Thanks for the suggestions. I'll probably go the watchVariable route..
-Chad
Ross Finlayson
Hi everybody,
I'm writing my own framed MPEG DeviceSource. I would like to be able to
Push MPEG data rather than have scheduled (Pull) data queries.
Currently my code looks something like:
void DeviceSource::doGetNextFrame()
{
if( available )
deliverFrame();
else
