Hello Ross,
handleClosure sends 'BYE' to the client, and I only want to pause it and be
able to request more frames (ranges). I finally implemented what I needed
using the task scheduler (scheduleDelayedTask/unscheduleDelatedTask). All
is working quite well now.
Thanks for your support.
2013/9/
> In any case, I don't know what should I do in any of the modes
> (SMTPE/NPT/Absolute) when the server has sent the complete range specified in
> the play command from the client. In RFC2326 I see this statement:
> After playing the desired range, the presentation is automatically paused, as
>
Hello Ross,
Thanks for pointing out the SMPTE Relative Timestamps concept. Looks like a
good thing to have in the future.
In any case, I don't know what should I do in any of the modes
(SMTPE/NPT/Absolute) when the server has sent the complete range specified
in the play command from the client.
> I want to be able to request one single frame at an absolute time from the
> RTSP Client. Is that possible?
The RTSP protocol specification has an optional mechanism that allows this:
specifying a range that uses SMPTE-format times (that can address individual
frames, by number). However, th
Hello Ross,
I want to be able to request one single frame at an absolute time from the
RTSP Client. Is that possible?
In the client I'm sending a play command with the same absStart/absEnd.
Received 227 new bytes of response data.
> Received a complete PLAY response:
> RTSP/1.0 200 OK
> CSeq: 32
