I guess this is my last question before I dig in your code to test.
It's usually better to 'dig in the code' before asking questions :-)
One of the benefits of open source is that the code is right there in
front of you.
I noticed that the class FileSink is used in testMP3Receiver.cpp,
Wha
Thanks Ross,
I guess this is my last question before I dig in your code to test.
I noticed that the class FileSink is used in testMP3Receiver.cpp,
What format FileSink puts the RTP payload into the file, mp3, wav, or
others,
I did not see any setup about the format?
Best regards,
Tieiln
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I checked the testProgs, which one you think better fit my need,
testMP3Stream.cpp, or testMP3Receiver.cpp?
Look at the code for "testMPEG1or2VideoReceiver" (or
"testMP3Receiver"), and read the FAQ to see how to adapt this for
receiving unicast streams.
I need to capture multiple
calls, f
Thanks Ross.
I don't think that I have RTSP server to work with. I plan to use
Cisco
silient monitor to barge in the conversations for quality monitoring,
try to capture the RTP packets for the conversation, and store them,
do you think I need to run Live server on my computer for this purpose?
I need to capture RTP packets with multiple conversations
simultaneously
and store them into mp3 or wav files for future reference. Can I use
live library
to do this?
Yes.
Are each of these streams sent by a RTSP server - i.e., do each of
them have a "rtsp://" URL? If so, then the simplest wa
Hi List:
I need to capture RTP packets with multiple conversations
simultaneously
and store them into mp3 or wav files for future reference. Can I use
live library
to do this? If yes, can someone send high level sample to me?
Many thanks,
Tielin
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