Hello,
I continued working on my proxy and I found something that I can't found an
explanation.
If I open a connection to a stream and then start re streaming it without
audio, it only works for ~15 seconds, then it send a "BYE" to the client.
It suggest me that there should be some type of ti
Hello,
I'm trying to do some type of proxy with live555.
I have an IP camera that stream video+audio and I want to create a proxy that
stream the camera stream to multiple clients because the camera only accepts
one client online.
What I did is create a RTSPClient to get the SDP from the camera
I see...
I would need to add support for that also I think it should not be too
difficult, if I'm not wrong, MPEG4 video duration and trick play support should
be too similar to MPEG1or2.
I'm not sure about ADTS, but I would need to play with them...
I will keep you updated about it.
Thanks f
Ok, I tried and found a way to stream this as I need.
I simply do:
{
char const* streamName = "MPEGTEST";
char const* v_inputFileName = "test_2.m4e";
char const* a_inputFileName = "test_2.aac";
ServerMediaSession* sms = ServerMediaSession::createNew(*env, streamName,
streamN
I see, so I'm not able to almost modify the rtspserver to use MPEG4ES and
MPEG4GENERIC?
I mean to take testMPEG4ESVideoTest and aacAudioTest to make one stream that
openRTSP can convert to .mov?
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De: Ross Finlayson
Fecha: Lunes, Enero 31, 2011 12:17 pm
Asunto: Re:
Ross,
Thanks for your answer.
I understand what you say, after sending that mail I start checking the 'stream
process' and I found the codecs problems and also why it's using always MPA/MPV.
My question now changes, I need to stream a video+audio file, I have a .mpg
file but I can convert it
Guys, sorry about the mail sent before, my webmail client just mess up the
mails and replied wrong one.
Please sorry!
- Mensaje original -
De: Ross Finlayson
Fecha: Lunes, Enero 31, 2011 7:23 am
Asunto: Re: [Live-devel] RTSP H264 frame inversion
> >I join to this email a test.x264 fil
Ross,
Thanks for your answer.
I understand what you say, after sending that mail I start checking the 'stream
process' and I found the codecs problems and also why it's using always MPA/MPV.
My question now changes, I need to stream a video+audio file, I have a .mpg
file but I can convert it
Hello,
I'm seeing something that I consider weird.
I downloaded a lot of .mpg files which I'm streaming using
testOnDemandRTSPServer. I run it and then launch openRTSP with '-q' arg to
obtain a mov file.
When openRTSP open the stream I see:
Created receiver for "video/MPV" subsession (client po
Hello,
I'm now fighting with this.
I added some debug information on afterPlayingStreamState static function:
if( streamState->mediaSource()->isMPEG1or2VideoStreamFramer() == True ){
fprintf(stdout, "TEST:
streamState->mediaSource()->isMPEG1or2VideoStreamFramer() = True\n");
}else{
f
Ross,
After your negative, I talk here and request a lib update and I got OK, so now
I'm playing with the latest version of live555.
I started working on what you said, basically I do:
Loop_FramedFilter (inherits FramedFilter)
Loop_MPEG2TransportStreamFramer (inherits Loop_FramedFilter)
Loop_MP
Ross,
I just found a "bit" change... I just realized that the live555 version I can
use here is 2009.02.13.
I checked FramedFilter and I'm a bit lost about how should I do it... I saw
that ByteStreamFileSource could be the way to make the stream to go back to the
start when its ending, but I'm
Ross,
Thanks for your reply.
I checked the code mentioned, and it works as expected.
But now I have a question... is possible to do the same (stream only N mins of
file, or make an infinite loop) from the server side?
Suppose I have no control over clients and I want them to see only first 10
m
Hello,
I'm new at live555, i read doxygen references and make some tests to start
understanding how it works.
Now i plan something to do, i think simple, I want to stream a video file
(.mpg) on demand, but with one feature... I want to specify the duration to
stream in seconds, or make it an in
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