> On Nov 20, 2018, at 9:35 PM, Indu Girish wrote:
>
> Hi Ross,
>
> I have split the Proxyserver and RTSPClient into two separate libraries. Now
> my RTSPClient is able to stream continuously.
That’s good. Then you should keep doing that.
Note that you *cannot* use the LIVE555 code as a sin
Hi Ross,
I have split the Proxyserver and RTSPClient into two separate libraries.
Now my RTSPClient is able to stream continuously.
So RTSPClient and ProxyServer running from the same live555 library is an
issue? Why it is so?
Then how it is working in normal case, i.e. camera and proxyserver are
Hi Ross,
My RTSPClient and ProxyServer are running from the same live555 library in
android phone. Does it make any issue?
Problem occurs only when connected to a remote camera.
Thanks & Regards,
Indu
On Mon, Nov 19, 2018 at 12:31 PM Indu Girish
wrote:
> Hi Ross,
>
> Thank you for the quic
Hi Ross,
Thank you for the quick response.
My RTSPClient is based on your "testRTSPClient.cpp".
I will check about the reception of RR packets.
Thanks & Regards,
Indu
On Mon, Nov 19, 2018 at 12:26 PM Ross Finlayson
wrote:
> > But when we use port forwading to connect to a remote camera, V
> But when we use port forwading to connect to a remote camera, VLC display
> works fine, but the second RTSP client running in android stops streaming in
> 65 sec.
This (a RTSP stream timeout after 65 seconds) probably means that RTCP “RR”
(reception report) packets from the client are not rea
Hi,
We are developing an android app to stream media from an IP camera.
We are running a proxy server in android to multiplex the camera stream.
Proxied stream is displayed on the app using VLC and another RTSP client is
running in android to send the stream to a third party service.
This setup wo
