> Thank you for your reply. I have one other question: what format should the
> back-end stream url be?
Whichever URL works for you! You can test this first with a regular RTSP
client application - like “testRTSPClient”, “openRTSP”, or “VLC”. Whichever
URL works with a RTSP client application
Hi Ross,
Thank you for your reply. I have one other question: what format should
the back-end stream url be? I guess, the
"http://192.168.1.201/axis-cgi/alwaysmulti.sdp?camera=1"; is not correct?
I expect something like "rtp://239.238.62.24:5" or am I wrong?
Best regards,
Frank van Eijk
I assume that you are referring to the proxy server’s ‘back-end’ stream
(because the ‘front-end’ streams are always unicast).
The proxy server can access ‘back-end’ multicast streams in exactly the same
way as ‘back-end’ unicast streams - i.e., using the same API.
You can verify this by running
Hi,
I am using the Live555 library for a proxy server which has to handle
both unicast and multicast camera streams. For unicast everything works
fine. For each unicast camera stream I create an rtsp server and add a
proxy server media session:
pRtspServer = RTSPServer::createNew(*usageE
