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> *From:* live-devel * On Behalf Of *Matthew
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n’ variable, and so “doGetNextFrame()” shouldn’t change it
> (and certainly shouldn’t increase it).
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emcpy(fTo, new_byte_pointer, fMaxSize - offset);
}
else
{
memcpy(fTo, new_byte_pointer, fFrameSize - offset);
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t 7:31 PM Ross Finlayson wrote:
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> > On Jul 8, 2020, at 6:38 AM, Matthew Czarnek
> wrote:
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> > Good catch, you're right about those looking strange.. I don't think I
> have been setting profile-level-id, I can't remember doing that anyway, how
> w
ation and posted
> their version?*
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> *Q4: Lacking any open source infinitely looping RTSP servers, does anyone
> here create and sell such a product? Anyone know of such a product?*
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> Any answers or leads to information resources would be
h I will say, I love Visual Studio's debugger.. don't know anything on
Linux that compares. Do you?
-Matt
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> > On Jul 7, 2020, at 6:38 AM, Matthew Czarnek
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> > Ok, so I am now using openRTSP to
them to the video output file.)
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p with.
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> Thanks,
> Chris
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> On Mon, Jul 6, 2020 at 10:05 AM Matthew Czarnek
> wrote:
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>> It appears Visual Studio does support Makefiles through the use of
>> 'nmake' but I don't believe (I could be wrong.. I'd love it if someone knew
>>
t deadline at
work. Windows support seems important to me.
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> > On Jul 3, 2020, at 7:08 AM, Matthew Czarnek
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> > Heads up, the build instructions found here don't work:
> http://www.live555.com/liv
le.)
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I'm having an interesting bug,
I got Live555 working with a custom subclassed FramedSource, normally it's
been working fine.
However, it's part of a bigger project and I'm trying to get it to work on
it's own too so I can test individual changes easier.
It seems to be working fine but when I str
I would like to send some small pieces of data that is associated with a
RTSP packet alongside the packet within the stream.
I see that RTSP supports subtitles, is it possible to use subtitles to send
information associated with a frame to the client? I'm seeing a few 15 year
old posts about live5
My bad. I'm trying to send along the timestamp that the frame was
originally recorded alongside the frame. Do you know of a way to do this?
Is it possible to do this for an RTSP stream using a standard protocol?
Maybe add a few bytes to the end of the frame which the video reader
should ignore?
Th
I'm using a subclassed FramedSource to play a video, and I'm playing it
forward normally and backward by skipping between I-frames. It works fine
backwards until it loops around and start the video over again.
At that point, and only if I'm setting the fPresentationTime to the PTS of
the frames, t
On my server, I'm calling this code to create a proxy Stream and add it to
my session:
ProxyServerMediaSession* proxyStream =
ProxyServerMediaSession::createNew(*env, rtspServer, proxyURL,
proxyStreamName);
rtspServer->addServerMediaSession(proxyStream);
Then I get the rtsp URL:
char* proxyS
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For my specific application, we would like to stream video over RTSP to a
specific user. Because RTSP isn't encrypted, we would like to instead make
sure that when a user requests a stream, using encrypted and secure
methods, that once we deliver it, that they are the only one it is streamed
to fro
Thank you Ross! I did indeed need to set includeStartCodeInOutput to false.
Otherwise, I was having a different problem, the video was getting through
but looked like a jumbled mess, so I decided to double check that I was
reading the frame correctly using using ffmpeg's av_write_frame.. turns out
I need to be able to have trick play over RTSP for Matroska files. It works
in FFMPEG alone, but I cannot get it to stream it out over RTSP. Live555
also happens to be much more efficient than FFMPEG but seemed hard to
manipulate individual frames, and that piece already works in FFMPEG.
I have cr
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