Ok,
Sorry for all those previous posts, I'm almost there :)
Based a lot on openRTSP, I have a full RTSP client that (almost) works !
My last issue, is I can't read subsession source ( subsession->readSource()
returns NULL).
I must be missing something, any idea ?
Guillaume.
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Ok, I found out, it was a stupid syntax error :)
Now I receive frames, but strangely, framesize is set to 0.
Do I need to specify some buffer input sizes, or else ?
Thanks
Guillaume.
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Ok, I made a simple subclass from FileSink, and I tested it with openRTSP.
The sink initializes well, but it doesn't 'see' any frames.
When I try to enable getNextFrame in my code, I get a conversion error.
I must be missing something... :)
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Hi,
Thanks for this quick reply.
I'm a little confused with this class.
Do you have some hints, or better, a minimal example :-D ?
Look at the existing "FileSink" class for hints.
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Hi,
Thanks for this quick reply.
I'm a little confused with this class.
Do you have some hints, or better, a minimal example :-D ?
Thanks again,
Guillaume.
PS : is there somewhere a good tutorial to start with ?
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I'm interested in building a wav receiver from RTSP url, with Live555.
I'm not very familiar with this library, and I don't know where to
star well : I noticed you can easily grab rtsp frames and dump it to
a raw file, with openRTSP, but I'd like to have thoses frames copied
in a variable, so
Hi there,
I'm interested in building a wav receiver from RTSP url, with Live555.
I'm not very familiar with this library, and I don't know where to star well
: I noticed you can easily grab rtsp frames and dump it to a raw file, with
openRTSP, but I'd like to have thoses frames copied in a variab