Hi,
Just a simple question : is it possible to receive RTP packets with a
SimpleRTPSource for instance, without precising any payload?
From wath I understand, giving a payload suppose that we already know
the kind of the media we are receiving (mp3, mpeg2ts, ...).
Is there any kind of "generic
Ross Finlayson a écrit :
At 07:52 AM 6/5/2008, you wrote:
MP3 File -> ByteStreamFilesource -> SimpleRTPSink -> rtp
stream->SimpleRTPSource->BufferSink-> myRingBuffer
But now, I wonder if there is a simple way to get RTP packets in this
buffer.
Yes - At the receiving end, use
Hello,
I'm currently trying to receive an RTP stream and to store data in a
circular buffer, so that these data could be then used by my app. To
achieve this, I have written my own BufferSink, which works perfectly.
For example, it allow me do things like this :
MP3 File -> ByteStreamFilesou
Ross Finlayson a écrit :
What I'm trying to achieve now is to read data to be send from a
buffer (server part), and to write it into a buffer (client part).
These buffers must be circular buffers,
as it is usual on set top boxes. So, my question is : What is the
simplest way to achieve this (I
Hello,
I'm a student in computer science, beginner with the live555 library. I
have been writing some simple test programs to implement some simple use
cases such as streaming MP3 or MPEG2TS.
I manage to stream data from a disk on the server, thanks to a
ByteStreamFileSource, and a SimpleRTPSi
