> can I solve my problem?
There is no "problem". Both our RTSP server and VLC (as a RTSP client) are
working properly when your file is streamed.
As I explained before: Because the server knows the duration of the file, and
can seek within it, it does not send a RTCP "BYE" when it reaches the
Thanks for the quick reply.
My test file is (I downloaded it from here) :
https://archive.org/download/ligouHDR-HC1_sample1/Sample.mpg
If I have tested with the wrong format, I'm sorry about that.
And I read your second reply,
I've already check SDP, its "t=" option is "t=0 0".
If I set the
But anyway - because your question applies to *any* ".mpg" file, I can answer
it without seeing your file.
Because ".mpg" files (i.e., MPEG-1 or 2 audio+video Program Stream files) have
a known duration, and can be seeked within, our RTSP server does not send a
RTCP "BYE" packet when it reaches
> I'm curious about why mpg file does not finish immediately at EOF.
Which mpg file?
Why is this so hard for people to understand? If you're having trouble
streaming a particular file, then please put it on a publically-accessible web
(or FTP) server, and post the URL (not the file itself) to
Hi Ross,
I'm curious about why mpg file does not finish immediately at EOF.
At EOF, VLC freezes some seconds showing last image, and live555 RTSP server
does TEARDOWN things after that, and VLC finishes play.
The other format is ok, VLC finishes immediately after EOF.
Why does this happen, is it na
