fork to the data fork, I get a perfect file that can be scrubbed. Is there
any way to get OpenRTSP to flatten the file or write directly to the data
fork from a live stream so that I can skip this extra step?
Thanks,
Justin M. Miller
Multimedia Specialist
Media Commons Project Manager
212A Rider
but perfectly synced during fresh playback. Is OpenRTSP creating
a transport stream quicktime file and that is the issue, if so is there any
way to record it to a program stream file?
Thanks,
Justin M. Miller
Multimedia Specialist
Media Commons Project Manager
212A Rider bld.
University Park, PA
sults when the camera is set to 24 fps and I set OpenRTSP to 23.95
fps also not sure why that is, again it is inconsistent though.
Thanks,
Justin M. Miller
Multimedia Specialist
Media Commons Project Manager
212A Rider bld.
University Park, PA 16802
814-863-7764
http://mediacommons.psu.edu
On Thu, D
, there is also no packet loss and the time clock on the camera matches
the machine, as it syncs to the machine. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Justin M. Miller
Multimedia Specialist
Media Commons Project Manager
212A Rider bld.
University Park, PA 16802
814-863-7764
http://mediacommons.psu.edu
Do we need special client program? What is the procedure to test/use the
RTSP-over-HTTP? Thanks!___
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This is really great. What about MPEG2-TS encap of the H.264? Now seems that we
are having an "official" H.264 framer. Could you pls provide a testApp that
utilize all the elements in place already?
-- Original --
From: "Ross Finlayson";
Date: Mon, Dec 6, 2010
