Re: [Live-devel] Subject: MJPEG streaming server and packet fragmentation

2017-05-02 Thread Ross Finlayson
> I used the openRTSP program and it does not produce any files This is strange. Something - but I’m not sure what - is apparently wrong with the way that your server is generating JPEG frames. To try to figure this out, take a look at your server’s calls to: JPEGVideoRTPSink::doSpecial

Re: [Live-devel] Subject: MJPEG streaming server and packet fragmentation

2017-05-02 Thread Czesław Makarski
Thank you for your answer. My comments are below: I'm fully aware of the limitation of MJPEG, however I'm using it in a small Gigabit local network, so the limitations are not so grave. And yes, I'm using the latest versions of VLC. Another thing that I’d do is try using our command-line RTS

Re: [Live-devel] Subject: MJPEG streaming server and packet fragmentation

2017-04-27 Thread Ross Finlayson
To begin, I assume that you have already read http://live555.com/liveMedia/faq.html#jpeg-streaming which explains why streaming MJPEG over RTP is usually a bad idea. > http://imgur.com/a/ApaBy > > In this particular case I was trying to stream a JPEG with approximately 40kB > of payload

[Live-devel] Subject: MJPEG streaming server and packet fragmentation

2017-04-27 Thread Czesław Makarski
Hi all, I'm developing a MJPEG over RSTP (RFC 2435) streaming server using the live555 library. For now, I'm trying to stream a simple JPEG image which is stored in the memory (array char* SPACE_JPG with a length of SPACE_JPG_len). According to the guidelines, I've created a subclass of JPE