> 1) I admit I didn't explain myself fully - I use two different RTSPServer
> objects, with two different stream names
Good heavens - you don’t need two separate “RTSPServer” objects. Just use a
single “RTSPServer”, but with two (or more) separate “ServerMediaSession”
objects. That way you wo
Hi Eric and Ross,
1) I admit I didn't explain myself fully - I use two different RTSPServer
objects, with two different stream names, each one has only one MediaSession,
one has a Video one, and one has an Audio one. I do that exactly because of the
issue Eric mentioned he had, only that I decid
> On Jan 5, 2016, at 1:34 PM,
> wrote:
>
> Hi Danielya,
>
> What you face now, it is exactly what I faced before.
> Try to check your video and audio timestamp.
And by “timestamp”, Eric means “presentation time”. (LIVE555 applications do
not deal with RTP timestamps directly.)
In your “OnD
Hi Danielya,
What you face now, it is exactly what I faced before.
Try to check your video and audio timestamp.
It will help you out.
Thanks a lot.
regards, eric, 01/05
On Jan 3, 2016, at 19:53, Daniel Yacouboff
mailto:danie...@essence-grp.com>> wrote:
Hello there,
I’ve sub-classed some of the
Hello there,
I've sub-classed some of the live555 classes so I have a ServerMediaSession
with two subsessions - one for h264 video and one for PCM audio.
I stream to both subsession live media packets from my IP camera.
Both streams work fine when I play them in VLC player. But when I try to play
