I have always used RTSP to request a single known MPEG2-TS. Now, I
would like to be able to ask the media server what MPEG files are
available for streaming. Can I do this with a DESCRIBE command? Do the
files need to be registered as media sessions in order for the server to
know they exist and
Ross,
We are trying to determine the bottleneck in playback of streamed MPEG2
on our PPC Linux system. When running openRTSP with no arguments, we
see poor throughput because the CPU is running at 100%
(http://lists.live555.com/pipermail/live-devel/2007-July/007238.html).
To get around this, we a
Ross,
I was not running the latest baseline before, so I tried that and I get
the same result. Also, I used Wireshark to trace the RTSP commands to
setup the stream and everything looks the same (i.e. OPTIONS, DESCRIBE,
SETUP, PLAY). The 1.0 scale immediately starts sending the RTP packets
after
Has anyone tried to implement slow motion (scale < 1.0) with MPEG2
Transport Stream Trick Play? I need to be able to test and support this
feature, but it is not included in the latest Live555 baseline. I am
looking for a good starting point for parsing the index file and
choosing which frames to
Ross,
I am able to test trick mode functionality using
testMPEG2TransportStreamTrickPlay at various scales and in both
directions. However, when I try to test with openRTSP I see some
strange results. I modified the call to the function playMediaSession()
as you describe in a previous thread ("T
