Well, actually I am already doing this... I tried to reuse as much code
as possible form the proxy example. I can also see that these
information are sent correctly to the viewer.
Maybe some other information are not sent to the viewer? For example I
see that in the SDP description of the proxy
> Actually the delay seems to be proportional to the GOP size and I do not find
> any way to insert SPS and PPS...
Because you are not creating your 'front-end' RTSP server until you start
receiving frames from the 'back-end' server, you can easily get the SPS and PPS
NAL units - in encoded for
Actually the delay seems to be proportional to the GOP size and I do not
find any way to insert SPS and PPS...
So do you think the problem is in the RTSPClient? Do you think there is
a a way to avoid this behaviour? For me it is not a problem if we have a
latency at the beginning of the stream
might be I will do some test and let you know.
Thanks
Il 2015-01-27 13:15 Jeff Shanab ha scritto:
Since it is 1 to 2 seconds in delay which could be a "GOP" in size, Is
it possible since axis makes it optional to insert the SPS and PPS
that there is a delay getting the info necessary for th
Since it is 1 to 2 seconds in delay which could be a "GOP" in size, Is it
possible since axis makes it optional to insert the SPS and PPS that there
is a delay getting the info necessary for the SDP package that ends up
persisting?
On Tue, Jan 27, 2015 at 6:49 AM, Ross Finlayson
wrote:
> No, whe
> On Jan 27, 2015, at 3:49 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
>
>> No, when I connect directly to the source I do not have any delay. I have it
>> only when connecting through the proxy.
>
> The only thing I can think of that *might* be causing this is excessive
> socket buffering in the proxy's OS.
> No, when I connect directly to the source I do not have any delay. I have it
> only when connecting through the proxy.
The only thing I can think of that *might* be causing this is excessive socket
buffering in the proxy's OS. By default, our code sets each input socket'sOS
buffer size to at
No, when I connect directly to the source I do not have any delay. I
have it only when connecting through the proxy.
I am connecting through a Gigabit ethernet. I have a switch dedicated to
this test: I just have the video server, a pc with the proxy and a pc
with the viewers. I have the same
> Once I connect a client to my proxy everything works correctly except that I
> receive the video with has a significant delay (1 or 2 seconds).
> I noticed this opening with the same player (Axis Media Control) both
> streams: the original and the proxied one.
Just to be clear - are you saying
Hello, I am trying to create a simple RTSP Proxy which makes use of
PassiveServerMediaSubsession instead of OnDemandServerMediaSubsession.
What I am doing is just a test just to see if the result is acceptable
for our application ad is as follows:
The source of my video is an Axis Q7424-R serve
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