Is it right that I use the following ways to store the video stream
in openRTSP?
MPEG4ESVideoRTPSource* m4esSource = NULL;
MediaSubsession* subsession = NULL;
MediaSubsessionIterator* iter(*session);
subsession = iter.next();
m4esSource = subsession->Source();
I don't understand your question
>> 2. I have a device which acts as a real-time MPEG4 video streaming
>>server. It resides at rtsp://adm:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:5000/udpstream. I can
>>use the example of openRTSP program to communicate with it. But I read
>>the example of openRTSP program a lot of times and I still cannot
>>un
1. I want to write an application. I hope it can receive and send
video streaming at the same time. In that case, should I open two
BasicTaskSchedulers and two UsageEnvironments? Or, just only one
BasicTaskScheduler and one UsageEnvironment is enough?
You can probably do what you want using ju
Hi Ross, all,
I have some questions as follows:
1. I want to write an application. I hope it can receive and send video
streaming at the same time. In that case, should I open two
BasicTaskSchedulers and two UsageEnvironments? Or, just only one
BasicTaskScheduler and one UsageEnvironment is en
