As others have noted, the "LIVE555 Streaming Media" code doesn't include any
'codec' (i.e., audio/video decoding or encoding) functionality. If you want to
actually decode an incoming RTSP/RTP stream, you'll need to use separate
decoding software.
If you want to process the H.264 NAL units for
Last year when I did this, decoding h264 with libavcodec required
finding specific nals, the sps and pps, and holding on to them for all
subsequent decode calls. What you'll likely end up needing to do is to
figure out at what point in the live555 library the encoded data is
available to be re
Hi Marcin,
You'll have to use libavcodec to get decoded frames ( frame / frame) and
then convert the received frame to either Iplimage or Mat whichever you
prefer.
You can check sample code given under ffmpeg sources to see how you can use
libavcodec.
On Sep 24, 2014 4:38 PM, "Christiano Belli"
Hi Marcin,
Thanks for the response. Where can I get a example of use live555 with
ffmpeg?
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On Wed, Sep 24, 2014 at 3:18 AM, Marcin wrote:
> Hi,
> Really - i think that you have to decode the stream to get fram
Hi,
Really - i think that you have to decode the stream to get
frame-by-frame data for further analysis. Soon Ross will reply also that
Live555 is not responsible for decoding/encoding stream but only for
reciving it.
I think you have to use ffmpeg or libavcodec for example to decode
bitstream
Hello, I'm new with live555 and I'm so exciting in learning this. I have
some questions:
There is a way where I can get the RTSP/H.264 stream from a ip camera and
get each frame from video to do video analytics with openCV per example.
Does the process to get each frame from a RTSP/H.264 stream n
