Cristiano Belloni wrote:
> Ross Finlayson wrote:
>
>> Cristiano,
>>
>> What you're doing looks OK. Perhaps the first thing you could look
>> into is to check whether your RTPSink (subclass)'s destructor is
>> somehow getting called more than once (for each instance of the
>> class). Obvious
Ross Finlayson wrote:
> Cristiano,
>
> What you're doing looks OK. Perhaps the first thing you could look
> into is to check whether your RTPSink (subclass)'s destructor is
> somehow getting called more than once (for each instance of the
> class). Obviously this shouldn't be happening, but it
Cristiano,
What you're doing looks OK. Perhaps the first thing you could look
into is to check whether your RTPSink (subclass)'s destructor is
somehow getting called more than once (for each instance of the
class). Obviously this shouldn't be happening, but it would explain
the symptoms that
Hi,
I'm streaming videos from an RTSP on demand server with LiveMedia.
I wrote my own "FramedSource" subclass and my own
"OnDemandServerMediaSubsession" subclass in order to stream frames
acquired from my live source, rather than from a file.
This solution streams correctly, but when I close m
