Rather than trying to detect when the RTSP connection closes (which isn't
reliable, and might not happen for a long time after the server disappears), a
better solution is to arrange for a timer to expire if no data arrives within a
certain period of time (e.g., 1 second). This will also detect
Dear All,
Background:
I am using the camera which is a RTSP server which streams the MPEG4 video.
On the other hand I am using linux based small embedded system which is a RTSP
client.
The LIVE555 streaming media libraries are used to write a small application
which can record the camera video
"sendfile()" sends its data over a 'stream' socket, which - in an IP
network - means TCP, not UDP. It is therefore completely irrelevant
for RTP/RTCP streaming, which is datagram-based.
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Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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Hi,
I was going through the optimizations possible in media servers and found
out the sendfile() api in linux very interesting.
I want to try out this on the live555 media server application.
I found out from the code that live555 uses read and write system calls to
transfer data from the disk to
Hi all,
I am new to this RTSP project , which i am assigned to do the project on
the RTSP ..
I have start with the simple client server code .. so please help me in
doing so .
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With regards
Prasad
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