I'm following up my earlier question about using the -T
option with live555ProxyServer to change its http port.
I see the problem. I mistakenly thought the -T option
affected the output like -p does. But I misread the spec
because I now see that it only affects the input stream.
Wish List: It
I'm following up my earlier question about using the -T
option with live555ProxyServer to change its http port.
I get endless error messages when I use the -T option, of the form:
(We use port 80 for optional RTSP-over-HTTP
tunneling.)
...Connection to server failed: Connection refused
I don't
Ross, thank you for your quick
reply.
I'm trying to create a H.264 video stream that looks like it comes from
an IP camera using rtsp-and-rtp-tunneled-over-http. I'm not trying to
view it in a browser. Since you explained that the stream does not really
use http, then it is not feasible to use a
My objectives for using the live555ProxyServer are to create
rtsp-and-rtp-tunneled-over-http H.264 video streams that can traverse
firewalls using a single, statically chosen public port, and so that I
can use a Cloud-based, Apache web server as a http proxy server to make
that http stream availab
