Thanks allot, it works great!!
Thank you very very much!
Ionut
Ross Finlayson wrote:
OK, thanks for providing an example file that illustrated your problem.
I have now installed a new version - 2008.07.22 - of the "LIVE555
Streaming Media" code that fixes the problem. Your generated
Transpo
OK, thanks for providing an example file that illustrated your problem.
I have now installed a new version - 2008.07.22 - of the "LIVE555
Streaming Media" code that fixes the problem. Your generated
Transport Streams should now contain proper PCR timestamps.
Please let me know if this new ve
You can find it here http://www.semaca.co.uk/icotoi/
All the best,
Ionut Cotoi
Ross Finlayson wrote:
Thanks for the quick response,
you are right. It seems that the filter
MPEG2TransportStreamFromPESSource does not generate correct PCR data
For some reason, the "MPEGProgramStreamParser" code
Thanks for the quick response,
you are right. It seems that the filter
MPEG2TransportStreamFromPESSource does not generate correct PCR data
For some reason, the "MPEGProgramStreamParser" code is not
finding/parsing the SCR timestamps in your Program Stream File.
Could you please put your ori
Thanks for the quick response,
you are right. It seems that the filter
MPEG2TransportStreamFromPESSource does not generate correct PCR data, as
the ts file generated with the sample overflows vlc also. If I open the
out.ts file with VLC , the messages window fills with "main debug:
waiting de
My problem is that instead of sending with the right bitrate, this
will stream as fast as it can to the network
When this happens, it's usually because your 'framer' object is not
able to compute the duration of each Transport Packet (and so, each
packet gets the default duration of 0). The r
Hi,
I am trying to write a little application that reads an Program
Elementary Stream from a file, puts it trough a transport stream
multiplexer and sends it over UDP.
My problem is that instead of sending with the right bitrate, this will
stream as fast as it can to the network and overflow VL
