On 30.05.2012 11:36, Nikolai Vorontsov wrote:
does it mean that we don't have any means to handle tool-low-bandwidth
network case? I can imagine for instance for the live view the following
scenario - we monitor the output queue length and when it's overflown or
close to the top - start to skip a
I'm not sure I totally understand your question, but I'm pretty sure the answer
is "no".
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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ct: Re: [Live-devel] RTSP Client TCP mode
I have a live555 RTSP server serving a 3mbps mpeg2ts file. The
server is hosted with public internet connection.
When openRTSP is used in RTP/UDP mode its able to receive the
file properly.
Yes, but if your network's
> I have a live555 RTSP server serving a 3mbps mpeg2ts file. The server is
> hosted with public internet connection.
>
> When openRTSP is used in RTP/UDP mode its able to receive the file properly.
Yes, but if your network's capacity is less than 3 Mbps, then you will lose
data, but the losse
Hi ,
I have a live555 RTSP server serving a 3mbps mpeg2ts file. The server is hosted
with public internet connection.
When openRTSP is used in RTP/UDP mode its able to receive the file properly.
However when RTP/TCP mode, openRTSP prints "Missing sync byte!" and stops
getting data.
On the s
