Dear Ross,
Many thanks to your guide.
It works perfectly.
Best regards
Son TRAN
Vào Th 7, 8 thg 2, 2020 vào lúc 02:42 Ross Finlayson <
finlay...@live555.com> đã viết:
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> > On Feb 8, 2020, at 4:08 AM, [Project] Tran Minh Son <
> tranminh...@hcmute.edu.vn> w
Dear Ross Finlayson,
Thank you for you response. Really I didn't observe that there is the
function registerStream. And I started to integrate the sending REGISTER
process into the RTSPServer process by myself :-).
I tested the function. And it works very well with openRTSP (as RTSPclient)
and Test
Dear all,
I try to understand the usage of Register command. If I understand well the
purpose of this command, the RTSP server can receive the RTSP commands
(OPTION,DESCRIBE,SETUP,PLAY...) even it is located behind a NAT thanks to
the fact that it first sends a REGISTER to the RTSP Client , activat
Hi All,
On Thu, 3 Jan 2008, Tran Minh Son wrote:
> Dear all,
> First of all, wishing you all a new year full of happiness and
> successes, especially with a lot of advanced features for live555 system.
> I would like to have your confirmation on the creation of Transport
Dear all,
First of all, wishing you all a new year full of happiness and
successes, especially with a lot of advanced features for live555 system.
I would like to have your confirmation on the creation of Transport
stream (TS) containing AVC (Mpeg-4 part 10 for video) elementary stream
in Live55
Hi Ross Finlayson
Thank you for your answer. Can you show me how I can "order" the media
with TCP not UDP using OpenRTSPClient (Sorry that I didnot check the
syntax of OpenRTSPClient, you are here that is why I am lazy :-))
I wonder how many clients the MediaServer can serve simutanously through
Dear all,
I would like to run RTSP server on a Linux machine with firewall. How
can I open the port for Live555 media server? As I know, it uses a fix
port (554 or 8554) to receive request from client. After that Live
server will open an arbitrary port to send out the media via RTP over
TCP or
