Great!
Now is working as I wanted.
I have some other questions regarding trick play that I'll ask in a
different thread.
Thanks a lot for your help.
2013/9/11 Ross Finlayson
> How could I know in the client end what is the actual frame time? Is there
> any standard way of doing this?
>
>
> Y
> How could I know in the client end what is the actual frame time? Is there
> any standard way of doing this?
Yes, what you're looking for here is "normal play time". As a RTSP client, you
can get this by calling
"MediaSubsession::getNormalPlayTime()"
on your "MediaSubsession" object,
Hello Ross,
You are right, I was setting fPresentationTime incorrectly in the server
end for 'trick play'. I was trying to set it as the "actual frame time"
(when the frame was recorded), which as you said is wrong.
How could I know in the client end what is the actual frame time? Is there
any st
Another possibility is that you're not setting presentation times correctly at
the server end. The presentation times should be aligned with 'wall clock'
time - i.e., the time that you'd get by calling "gettimeofday()". This is true
even when you resume after pausing, and/or seek within the un
> I have subclassed OnDemandServerMediaSubsession and added support for 'trick
> play' using absolute times. All is working fine but the client (which is also
> using Live555) is receiving wrong timestamps from the server after pause/play
> is triggered. Basically I follow these steps:
>
> 1 -
Hello Ross,
Thanks for your quick response.
Yes, the client is synchronized. I also checked that all the frames sent
from the server where received on the client at the moment of pause (I log
all of them in both sides and are all sent/received).
I'll check if I can reproduce the problem with the
Hello Ross,
I have subclassed OnDemandServerMediaSubsession and added support for
'trick play' using absolute times. All is working fine but the client
(which is also using Live555) is receiving wrong timestamps from the server
after pause/play is triggered. Basically I follow these steps:
1 - Cl
