Thanks for your reply.But I'm sorry that I didn't express the matter
properly.
I just wanted to transmit multiple streams that might be started at
diffierent time(I didn't know the exact time) and played at the same time.
I find that I could call "TaskScheduler::doEventLoop()" at the
beginning.Then
Hi Ross,
Sorry to disturb you again.However,I really need your help.
I try to transmit multiple stream and i read the following text from
the FAQ:
However, when using the "LIVE555 Streaming Media" code, you should be
familiar with event-driven programming, and understand that an ev
2010/1/28 Ross Finlayson
> .Because I am using multiple thread here
>>
>
> I hope you've read the FAQ entry on threads.
>
> Yes.I read the FAQ very carefully. I'm sorry that I misundstood your answer
> just now.
>
> Or can I follow the existed testOnDemandRTSPServer and write my own
>> subclass
2010/1/28 Ross Finlayson
>1. There are two memory leaks here.I write my programs following
> the test***streamer and free the memory as the following:
> if (sessionState.sink != NULL) sessionState.sink->stopPlaying();
>
> Medium::close(sessionState.rtcpInstance);
> Mediu
Hi Ross,
I am new to live555 and trying to use this powerful lib to
stream live video.I received the video data from the network with my
server and then streamed it with live555.For the client,I useed VLC.
However,I got some problems here.
1. There are two memory leaks here.I writ
