Hi Ross,
Thanks for continuous respond.
Now it's resolved after I downgrade mingw from 4.9 to 4.8 (ubuntu 14.04 defalt)
This version has no problem to handle exception.
Thanks again
and for your information, I used stream file "slamtv60.h264" in your web server
and re-name it to .264
BR,
Davy
> Humm.. now I understood that exception is normal operation. It seem to
> similar with "goto"
>
> So the problem is H264or5VideoStreamParser::parse couldn't catch
> NO_MORE_BUFFERED_INPUT
In my last response, I noted where in the code that (C++ language) exception is
caught. If - for some re
Live-devel] StreamParser/ensureValidBytes1: fail to parse h264
file source
> When I run live555MediaServer.exe, program send "throw" in the middle of
> making SDP lines.
That’s correct. This is a C++ language exception, and is used in our code to
handle parsing of stream data. Note that this
> When I run live555MediaServer.exe, program send "throw" in the middle of
> making SDP lines.
That’s correct. This is a C++ language exception, and is used in our code to
handle parsing of stream data. Note that this is part of the C++ language; it
is *not* a fault or error of any sort, and
When I run live555MediaServer.exe, program send "throw" in the middle of making
SDP lines.
As you can see below backtrace it happened in void
StreamParser::ensureValidBytes1
The problem is StreamParser::afterGettingBytes never called back in synchronous
mode.
Because of ByteStreamFileSource::
