> I have a Server with multiple network interfaces and I want to run an
> instance of live555mediaServer on each interface.
>
> I am setting SendingInterfaceAddr and ReceivingInterfaceAddr to the IP of the
> desired interface.
> This will create the RTSP Server on the right interface, but when
Hi,
I have a Server with multiple network interfaces and I want to run an
instance of live555mediaServer on each interface.
I am setting SendingInterfaceAddr and ReceivingInterfaceAddr to the IP of
the desired interface.
This will create the RTSP Server on the right interface, but when I start a
> I use their tool in my projects (a modified version). They're talking about
> streaming the MP4 *file*, or im wrong?
Yes, you're wrong. They're not streaming 'the file'; they're streaming data
that's extracted from the file. (The 'hint track' hack (which, BTW, is one of
the parts of the MP4
file.mp4
"
I use their tool in my projects (a modified version). They're talking about
streaming the MP4 *file*, or im wrong?
From: finlay...@live555.com
Date: Sat, 21 Sep 2013 00:08:34 -0700
To: live-de...@ns.live555.com
Subject: Re: [Live-devel] mediaServer MP4 support
>From Matroska
> From Matroska developpers:
>
> "Live streaming is the equivalent of TV broadcasting on the internet. There
> are 2 families of servers for that. The RTP/RTSP ones and the HTTP servers.
> Matroska is not meant to be used over RTP. RTP already has timing and channel
> mechanisms that would was
asted if doubled in Matroska."
From: finlay...@live555.com
Date: Thu, 19 Sep 2013 15:17:54 -0700
To: live-de...@ns.live555.com
Subject: Re: [Live-devel] mediaServer MP4 support
I'm not planning on supporting streaming from 'MP4'-format files anytime soon,
because: 1/ I
> Doesn't MKV have the same stream rate prediction problems as TS?
No, because it (unlike MP4, FYI) stores timestamps along with each frame.
But in any case - as I'll explain in my next email - the "stream rate
prediction" issue turns out to be a 'red herring'.
> MP4 and Matroska will also be
On 9/19/2013 16:17, Ross Finlayson wrote:
1/ It'd be a lot of work.
We thought it would be easy. Since it isn't, never mind.
(Live Networks, Inc. is not a charity.)
You're always welcome to send us a work proposal. We may or may not
accept it, but we will consider it.
3/ We already su
I'm not planning on supporting streaming from 'MP4'-format files anytime soon,
because:
1/ It'd be a lot of work. (Live Networks, Inc. is not a charity.)
2/ The MP4 file format is patent-encumbered, and unfortunately this
company is based in a country (USA) in which software pate
Posts to the mailing list tell me there is some unspecified problem with
the MP4/QuickTime file format related to A/V synchronization, and this
is given as the reason there is no MP4FileServerMediaSubsession class in
the library yet. (Or equivalently, an MP4FileServerDemux class, so you
could
Scenario: an ARM-Linux box with 2 ETH (1on "external" network, 1 on
"internal" network), must open a RTSP session on the "external" network and
make this session available to several RTSP clients on the "internal" network.
On the "external" network we shall have just one stream, on the "interna
i convert mp3 file to wav file withe software ,and it can play with vlc
but i convert to adpcm_ima_wav ,it can play,it's different form wav
and adpcm-ima_wav?
Sorry, but we don't currently support streaming from WAV files that
contain IMA ADPCM-format (or "DVA4") audio.
--
Ross Finlayson
http://www.live555.com/liveMedia/faq.html#my-file-doesnt-work
Please put your WAV file on a web server, and send us the URL, so we
can download it and test it for ourselves.
(Or you can send it by email if it's reasonably small.)
--
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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in live555.com it write
A WAV (PCM) audio file (with file name suffix ".wav")
i convert mp3 file to wav file withe software ,and it can play with vlc
but i convert to adpcm_ima_wav ,it can play,it's different form wav and
adpcm-ima_wav?
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pete_doherty
I am trying to follow basic flow of events in Dynamic MediaServer sample...
Can someone point me how the "play" event is signaled to RTP sink to
start actual streaming?
Look at the code for
"RTSPServer::RTSPClientSession::handleCmd_PLAY()" in
"liveMedia/RTSPServer.cpp".
--
Ross Finlayson
Liv
I am trying to follow basic flow of events in Dynamic MediaServer sample...
Can someone point me how the "play" event is signaled to RTP sink to
start actual streaming?
Thanks,
-V
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Could you give me some insights about received RTP frames ? Do I
need some specific processing before decoding ?
No. The data that you receive after calling "getNextFrame()" on a
RTP source should be in a form that you can feed directly to a MP3
(in this case) decoder.
--
Ross Finlayson
Li
Hi Ross,
I'm still stuck into this mp3 streaming case : I must be missing something,
but here are some details.
1) A standard mp3 is being streamed by liveMedia server, works just fine
(checked with VLC)
2) I have a sink client (a really simple MediaSink subclass), in which I
grab & store frames,
Thanks Ross.
By the way, I assume the 'numChannels' parameter is unrelated too ?
I mean, a stereo mp3 file wouldn't have 'numChannels=2' set.
I'll dive further into libavformat to probe those values (if you have an
idea...you're welcome ;-) )
Thanks again,
Best regards,
Guillaume.
2009/12/1 Ros
I'm currently using mediaServer to stream various media on a local network.
Next, I implemented a small RTSP client to receive & play that stream.
It works really great with WAV/PCM files, but I experience some
issues with MP3 files.
After some investigation, I found out what is going on : I use
Hi there,
I'm currently using mediaServer to stream various media on a local network.
Next, I implemented a small RTSP client to receive & play that stream.
It works really great with WAV/PCM files, but I experience some issues with
MP3 files.
After some investigation, I found out what is going o
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