Thanks Ross for your prompt reply!
> It wasn't clear to me from your description exactly how you are transmitting
> the stream that you are trying
> to receive/play, but if you want to receive/play a stream using only a SDP
> description, then the stream must
> be multicast, not unicast. I.e.,
Thanks Ross.
The line of "c=IN IP4 0.0.0.0"
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I normally use MP4Box from GPAC to generate a sdp file. Now I have hinted
a mp4 file from a h264 video file and created a sdp file from it. Here is the
sdp
file content:
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* File SDP content *
b=AS:136
a=x-copyright: MP4/3GP File hinted with GPAC 0.4.3-DEV (C)2000-2005
Hello Ross,
I found the library liblivemedia.a is created by using the command "ld -r
-Bstatic ...". What is the difference
from using ar .
Now my mplayer uses the live library to receive streaming videos. If I want to
change some function in the
library of liblivemedia.a, for example, a class
I used debugger to trace the openRTSP, and I found it never called
"nv->taskScheduler().doEventLoop();" in the main function of openRTSP. I am
wondering why you put the code here and when it will be called by the program.
Thank you
t put frame rate into its generated SDP description text.
Thank you Ross!
Hong Liu
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any explanation about the sematics for these two
attributes on Internet. Could you explain it in detail? So I am not so sure if
I am doing right in write one more member function in the MediaSubsession
class to parse either one of them to update the default image dimension by real
stamp units, *not* ms, so you should
>divide it by the RTP timestamp frequency, not 1000.I am just wondering how to
>get the RTP timestamp frequency from video streams. Is it contained in the SDP
>file or somewhere else?
Hong Liu
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