Is there an easy way to change the config.linux so that the result is a
shared lib (like the one from liblivemedia-dev) ?
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> You could add the same "checkForAuthenticationFailure" code to the
"SET_PARAMETER" case.
Unfortunately I'm using the static lib so I don't build livemedia myself.
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x27;t happen. I can see that the checkForAuthenticationFailure only
happens on DESCRIBE, OPTIONS and ANNOUNCE. How can I solve this?
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Hello.
I have the following problem. I have a basic application that uses
livemedia (server to stream to clients). The application links to a
static livemedia library. This main application also uses a second
external library. This library also uses livemedia dynamically (client
to connect to
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Can anyone tell me what these are for? Can we disable them?
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Thanks for the quick answer.
If the RTP-over-TCP data is well-formed, then there shouldn't be any
blocking, because the data should be present in the correct format:
'$';1-byte stream channel id; 2-byte packet size; packet data. Perhaps
the data that you are sending is not well-formed (though
Hi.
I'm using livemedia to stream over TCP. In the RTPInterface file there
is a function tcpReadHandler() which handles all the data received from
the client (reports, commands, ...). This function tries to read a '$'
through a non-blocking call to readSocket(). Afterwards several more
bytes
