But how can I do relayng of real time stream (audio and video, not
elementary stream) using live555?
You can do this *only if* your 'real time stream' is in one of the
input media formats that we currently support - i.e., an audio or
video elementary stream, a MPEG Program Stream, or a MPEG Tr
Hi Ross,
thanks for your answers!
But how can I do relayng of real time stream (audio and video, not elementary
stream) using live555?
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I must real time stream an MPEG1or2AudioVideo or an H.264 (video)
with MP4(audio).
So, it isn't an elementary stream.
Because of this, you won't be able to pipe the output of "openRTSP"
into a RTSP server. Sorry.
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Hi Ross,
I must real time stream an MPEG1or2AudioVideo or an H.264 (video) with
MP4(audio).
So, it isn't an elementary stream.
I want have an output url rtsp://myIp:myPort/namesession because I want provide
the real time stream on demand!
My input is rtsp://sourceIP:sourcePort/namesession!
I m
Hi Ross,
Thanks for your answer.
1) yes the url of rtsp stream works from vlc or quicktime;
2) Yes, I use ctrl+c to kill the process.
Then, the problem is ctrl+c.
But If I want relay a real time stream, can I output openRTSP to
testOnDemandRTSPServer (for example with a pipe)?
We works on this i
2) Yes, I use ctrl+c to kill the process.
Then, the problem is ctrl+c.
Yes - don't do this! If you are outputting a ".avi", ".mov", or
".mp4" file, you must terminate "openRTSP" by signalling it with
SIGHUP or SIGUSR1, or else waiting for "openRTSP" to complete on its
own.
But If I want
1/ Are you able to play your RTSP stream directly using VLC?
2/ When you run "openRTSP" to create a ".avi"-format file, do you let
it run until completion (i.e., do *not* kill "openRTSP" using
-c)?
If the answers to 1/ and 2/ are both Yes, then I'm sorry - I don't
know what the problem is.
Hi, I want create a real stream relayer in this way:each host use openRTSP as client and testOnDemandRTSPServer as server.So, if I am X and I must take the stream from Y, then I launch openRTSP -a rtsp://ipY:portY/mpeg1or2AudioVideoTest to use stdout.After (in pipe), I launch testOnDemandRTSPSer
You didn't properly read the "openRTSP" documentation (in particular,
the meaning of the "-o" option)
Thanks Ross! I apologize for my questions: it was a typical case
in which a "RTFM" as answer would have been appropriate! ;)
I.
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>./openRTSP -o -V rtsp://10.1.247.112:8554/testStream
>Sending request: OPTIONS rtsp://10.1.247.112:8554/testStream RTSP/1.0
>CSeq: 1
>User-Agent: ./openRTSP (LIVE555 Streaming Media v2007.05.22)
>
>
>Received OPTIONS response: RTSP/1.0 200 OK
>CSeq: 1
>Date: Thu, Jan 01 1970 02:23:39 GMT
>Public:
Hi,
I'm doing some tests with the test programs between two PCs
in my LAN. I'm not able to make the RTSP server transfer a file to
openRTSP.
What I did is:
start testMPEG4VideoStreamer on the first PC, and I get:
/home/live555-arm-20070524/testProgs/testMPEG4VideoStreamer
Play this stream using
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