On 22 apr 2014, at 23:20, Ross Finlayson wrote:
>> I was hoping that there was some built in rate limitation that only caused
>> doGetNextFrame()
>> to get called when a new frame was needed.
>
> No, it's the data source that decides when it delivers data. There are two
> possible ways to d
> However,
> when the client initially connects there is a somewhat strange sequence of
> calls. First there are the
> expected calls:
>
> createNewStreamSource()
> createNewRTPSink()
>
> to my OnDemandServerMediaSubsession subclass. These set up a JPEGVideoSource
> subclass
> and a standard JP
> I was hoping that there was some built in rate limitation that only caused
> doGetNextFrame()
> to get called when a new frame was needed.
No, it's the data source that decides when it delivers data. There are two
possible ways to do this:
If your data source class encodes and delivers a fr
On 22 apr 2014, at 19:01, Jan Ekholm wrote:
>
>>> Also, is there some way to know when all clients have disconnected from a
>>> RTSP source
>>> so that I could stop grabbing and encoding frames?
>>
>> This should happen automatically. I.e., when the last concurrent RTSP
>> client has disconn
On 22 apr 2014, at 18:28, Ross Finlayson wrote:
>> I have a USB camera that I can stream as MJPEG using a JPEGVideoSource
>> subclass.
>> It all works nicely and the frames are streamed and received ok. I would
>> however like
>> to be able to limit the frame rate of the stream, as it now seem
> I have a USB camera that I can stream as MJPEG using a JPEGVideoSource
> subclass.
> It all works nicely and the frames are streamed and received ok. I would
> however like
> to be able to limit the frame rate of the stream, as it now seems to be 20+
> fps. In this
> case it's way too high as
Hi,
I have a USB camera that I can stream as MJPEG using a JPEGVideoSource subclass.
It all works nicely and the frames are streamed and received ok. I would
however like
to be able to limit the frame rate of the stream, as it now seems to be 20+
fps. In this
case it's way too high as the use c
