Good day, Ross!
I mean the timestamps that I obtain in frame's callback, which is setup
using MediaSink::fSource->getNextFrame(..., &on_frame, ...);
void on_frame(void* clientData, unsigned int frameSize, unsigned
/*numTruncatedBytes*/, struct timeval tv, unsigned
/*durationInMicroseconds*/)
{
I'm not really sure which side is responsible for the problem...
More like that I need your advice what to do and investigate next.
I use live555 to receive video and audio streams using RTSP client.
The problem is: when I fill audio buffer with audio-frames according
to their timestamps
I h
Hi!
I'm not really sure which side is responsible for the problem... More like
that I need your advice what to do and investigate next.
I use live555 to receive video and audio streams using RTSP client. The
problem is: when I fill audio buffer with audio-frames according to their
timestamps, I g
