Well, i solved the problem creating another class, modeled after
"H263plusVideoFileServerMediaSubsession", which starts my thread.
I don't know if it's the right solution, but I couldn't find another.
By the way, why createNewStreamSource() is called twice per requested
stream? Now I'm testing i
> >You're going to have to figure out yourself why the server is not
>>streaming. (Remember, You Have Complete Source Code (for the
>>server), and also a working client.) I'm not surprised, however,
>>that RealPlayer doesn't wor; it's notoriously non-standards compliant.
>
>Also, the odd thing i
>You're going to have to figure out yourself why the server is not
>streaming. (Remember, You Have Complete Source Code (for the
>server), and also a working client.) I'm not surprised, however,
>that RealPlayer doesn't wor; it's notoriously non-standards compliant.
Also, the odd thing is tha
>I presume you're using a "H263plusVideoFileServerMediaSubsession"
>object for your video.
I do.
>Be sure to set the "reuseFirstSource"
>parameter to "True", because you are streaming from a single (live)
>source, rather than from a file that's stored on disk.
I did.
>You're going to have to
>I'd like to stream h263-encoded videos to various media players (mainly
>realplayer on mobile phones).
>
>What I do now is starting a thread that captures live frames and encodes
>them in H263 with ffmpeg. The thread writes on a Unix named pipe (FIFO).
>Then I create a RTSPServer instance, create
Hi to everybody,
I've got a couple hopefully basic questions about live streaming with
live555.
I'd like to stream h263-encoded videos to various media players (mainly
realplayer on mobile phones).
What I do now is starting a thread that captures live frames and encodes
them in H263 with ffmp
