synchronized with the video, once you later combine them in a
> single “ServerMediaSession”.
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Hi Ross and all other developers,
I currently wrote my own "DeviceSource" as the video source to open the
read side of a pipe and reading video stream from there, the write side of
the pipe is feeded by my OMAX call back function, which keep pushing raw
H264 byte-stream frame by frame, meanwhile
in network byte
> order).
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inux-gnueabi-gcc for the C code, and arm-none-linux-gnueabi-g++
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