Hi Manas,
My pointers are inlined-
Q1:I want to capture and encode both video and audio and stream it to
another end and receive RTP packets from the other end and decode and play
it. So whether I have to run two RSTP programmes ie. both server and client
? . Can't I do this in a single p
fference: it's a GB network with only the
PC and the DCM in it and only one stream flowing. Anyway, it's a worthy
test. I'll tell you what happens.
Thanks,
MRC
On Thursday 24 April 2008 03:09:59 Shaswata Jash wrote:
> You have run the VLC instance in the same PC where the str
You have run the VLC instance in the same PC where the stream is produced.
Instead, check the situation by running the VLC instance in different PC
i.e. try to introduce the network overhead. If still VLC runs smoothly, then
it is something related to the STB.
-Original Message-
From: [EMA
>From our previous experience on working with Axis camera, it does not really
support RTP interleaved packets over TCP (i.e. the specification you can
find under rfc of RTSP). However, it supports RTSP tunneled over HTTP - this
specification is proprietary and defined by Apple. On the configuratio
Instead of keeping the config data in the SDP (in that case, client may
utilize those out of band data to pre-allocate buffers for its decoder), you
may keep that data as part of RTP packets. However, if the client is
implemented such a way that it does not refresh necessary information (e.g.
size
You can always extract MPEG4 Video elementary stream out of .mp4 using some
tool like Mpeg4IP. These tools extract the video elementary stream as .m4v -
just rename it as 'test.m4e' for live555.
Darwin Streaming Server (DSS) is one such server which can stream .mp4
files.
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From: [EMA
