>
> if (rtspClients[i] != NULL)
>
> {
>
> *env << "shutting down " << *rtspClients[i] << "\n";
>
> shutdownStream(rtspClients[i]);
>
> }
>
> rtspClients[i] = NULL;
>
> }
>
> Mike,
Could you send your shutdownStream()? Perhaps you're no
Hi Ross,
Thank you for your response.
I used the FAQ often when I first started with LiveMedia and the
single-threaded event loop is well described there. Given your response,
does that imply that ultimately I should dispatch new frames to the rest of
the program using the TaskScheduler, Us
tarted a seperated thread) dispatches all new
decoded frames to the user's callback.
I figured I would see if you maybe had a better envisioned way of
returning a NAL unit from a MediaSink back to the the main calling class?
Thank you.
Constantin Savtchenko
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Hi Felix,
I am doing a similar project. My approach has been exactly as you
described it.
The documentation notes that Live555 runs in a single a thread and
library calls should not be done from multiple threads, so I have the
BasicTaskScheduler running in its own thread and hogging it. Jus
Hello All,
I am trying to manage my resources correctly, and I've discovered you
cannot delete a MediaSession... What is the proper way to free a
MediaSession's resources. An scenario would be when you wish to
reinitialize a MediaSession with a new DESCRIBE command. Thank you.
Constantin
Hello all,
I was wondering if anyone had recompiled the Live555 libraries with debug
symbols? Do I simply set the the _ITERATOR_DEBUG_LEVEL in the *.mak files?
Is it using some default level from when it includes the ntwin32.mak, or
will I be okay with just setting my own? Thank you.
Constant
Hey All,
I had a design question. It seems that RequestRecords are contained and
held until the Response comes in, at which point the "foundRequest" is used
to call the handler. How hard would it be to pass the fSubsession or
fSession that was passed into the request during the fHandler call?
Hey Ross,
Thank you for the quick response.
Yes I meant h264, but I think I put it together with the x264 encoder in
my mind while I wrote the email... It has been a long day.
The stream is coming from a gstreamer server, written by a colleague. As
of right now it is not publicly accessib
,
Constantin
On Tue, May 1, 2012 at 6:56 PM, Constantin Savtchenko wrote:
> Hello all,
>
>I will be using Live555 to read in an RTSP xh264 Video stream. I
> started with the testRTSPClient. It runs well for 1-10 seconds (variably),
> then stops. The program is still running, but it&#x
Did you compile with msvcirt or msvcprt?
Constantin
On Apr 26, 2012 9:46 AM, "Gord Umphrey" wrote:
> We are still getting heap corruption with the libraries that we have
> built with VS 2008.
>
> Is there anywhere that we can download the .lib’s directly so that we can
> narrow down where the
Hello all,
A quick google research on the mailing list archives revealed no prior
answers on this. In the installation instructions, it is recommended to
copy over the old msvcirt.lib and add it to the Include path.
I successfully compiled by simply modifying the testProgs.mak to link
with
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