Hi Ross,
I've been using live555 to stream and record video and audio from a camera with
a variable frame-rate. I've gotten around the issue of needing a fixed
frame-rate by sending copies of the last received image frame to the quicktime
file sync when the frame-rate from the camera slows dow
>> Is it possible to not specify a frame-rate?
>
> Of course. However - due to the limitations of the ".mov"/".mp4" file format
> - if you omit this parameter (or if the frame rate varies), it's unlikely
> that you'll end up with a file that you'll be able to play.
Thanks to your help, I have
>> Is it possible to not specify a frame-rate?
>
> Of course. However - due to the limitations of the ".mov"/".mp4" file format
> - if you omit this parameter (or if the frame rate varies), it's unlikely
> that you'll end up with a file that you'll be able to play.
OK, I will work with the ca
I'm using the live555 library in order to save an RTSP stream from a PTZ
camera. I used the openRTSP program in the "testProgs" directory in order to
test whether it would work with the camera I was using. From the output, the
program was able to connect to and talk to the camera and request
>> I'm using the live555 library in order to save an RTSP stream from a PTZ
>> camera. I used the openRTSP program in the "testProgs" directory in order
>> to test whether it would work with the camera I was using. From the output,
>> the program was able to connect to and talk to the camera
Hi,
I'm using the live555 library in order to save an RTSP stream from a PTZ
camera. I used the openRTSP program in the "testProgs" directory in order to
test whether it would work with the camera I was using. From the output, the
program was able to connect to and talk to the camera and requ
