I am using Live555 library to send video streams of different CODEC types from
an IP-Camera which produces H.264, MJPEG, and MPEG4 video stream.
I can successfully stream video one frame at a time as it is ready from my
hardware encoder for H.264 and MJPEG but for MPEG4 it appears the video fram
As I was reading the source code in Live555, I see that FramedSource class is a
class that is very important to learn and understand specially if you are
implementing a your own streaming class such as H.264 Live streaming.
This subclass is meant to provide video frames (in my case h.264 video f
I have a H.264 Streamer server, which gets the live encoded video frames from
my own encoder device and tries to sent it out to the client requesting it. To
do this I sub-classed H264VideoStreamFramer from FramedFilter class. I
implemented currentNALUnitEndsAccessUnit() and isH264VideoStreamFram
Unfortunately, the RTSP server that I am implementing is for an IP Camera that
should support PSIA conformance client. PSIA requires handling of fully
qualified path in URL. I changed parseRTSPRequestString() in RTSPCommon.cpp to
support the fully qualified path.
To minimize the change, I am c
It seems to me the ParseRTSPRequestString() only handles one specific RTSP URI
format and does not handle the generic allowed format. According to RFC2326
syntax and semantics for RTSP URLs is:
rtsp_URL = ( "rtsp:" | "rtspu:" )
"//" host [ ":" port ] [ abs_path ]
host
I am trying to understand the relationship and interaction of different Live555
classes so that I can implement an OnDemandRTSPServer to be able to send live
video/audio frames that are generated by my encoder associated to different
video port channels.
To start, I derived myOnDyanmicRTSPServe
Thanks for the response. I got latest version (2010.09.25) and built server
testMPEG4VideoStreamer in Linux and the openRTSP in both Linux and Windows.
After executing testMPEG4VideoStreamer.exe in Linux I still could not see any
video from VLC in Windows. I then ran openRTSP from Windows. The p
Using live555MediaServer I can see the content of a .m4e file which is
displayed by VLC but when I use testMPEG4VideoStreamer to stream the same file,
VLC does not display anything. But it also does not complain nor displays any
error messages. I do have test.m4e in the testProg folder, and the
I am using DynamicRTSPServer to send a M4E (MPEG4 elementary stream) file.
Using VLC, I can connect to the server and see my video being played. Now I
like to capture the same video frames into a file. I used "openRTP " this
creates a file as expected but the content of the file is only 29 bytes
I have been trying to understand live555 by using and reading the test programs
but I can not figure out how I can use OnDemandRTSP to stream any type of Live
Video. I used "[Live-devel] H264 RTP Streaming: A Tutorial" as a base to stream
live H.264, the problem is that even though I see the vid
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