> This mean i need to identify the different port numbers (in my case 64322 and
> 64324) as the different interfaces, for example 64322 will be wifi and 64324
> the ethernet, it this possible
No - sorry.
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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>>Thks for your advices. I thought that the interfaces were defined
only on the client side with different ip's. Please could you show me
how to represent the different interfaces through the ports.
Sorry, but I don't really understand this question.
If you create and run your "RTSPClient"
> Thks for your advices. I thought that the interfaces were defined only on the
> client side with different ip's. Please could you show me how to represent
> the different interfaces through the ports.
Sorry, but I don't really understand this question.
If you create and run your "RTSPClient"
DO YOU KNOW A WAY TO CHANGE THE SETUPRTSP IN YOUR CLIENT CODE
(OPENRTSP) TO INDICATE THAT THE TWO TRACK GO TO TWO DIFFERENT IP
(INTERFACE) FOR EXAMPLE:
4,0.002474,195.134.1.6,195.134.1.2,RTSP/SDP,Reply:RTSP/1.0200OK,withsessiondescription
5,0.004125,195.134.1.2,195.134.1.6,RTSP,SETUPrtsp://1
> Do you know a way to change the SETUPrtsp in your client code (openRTSP) to
> indicate that the two track go to two different IP (interface) for example:
> 4,0.002474,195.134.1.6,195.134.1.2,RTSP/SDP,Reply:RTSP/1.0200OK,withsessiondescription
> 5,0.004125,195.134.1.2,195.134.1.6,RTSP,SETUPrtsp:/
Hi,
In trying to solve a SVC multi streaming transmission of
separate layers, using a standard MP4 container (i belive your server
dont support this container).
I manage to stream a mp4 container with
two movie track on it, but to two different IP (using only one streaming
server and two interf
