You can either stop outputting any debug info until you know what
the real issue is or just check for a null value returned from
ctime().
Yes, to be on the safe side, the next version of the code will allow
for the possibility of the "ctime()" call returning NULL.
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Ross Finlayson
Live Netw
Ross Finlayson wrote:
The program crashed in GroupScokHelper.cpp line 635 due to the fact
that ctime() returned NULL
This is the problem that you should address first. I have never heard
of anyone else encountering this problem before, so I suspect that you
may have a problem with some bina
Thanks for the response. I got latest version (2010.09.25) and built
server testMPEG4VideoStreamer in Linux and the openRTSP in both
Linux and Windows.
After executing testMPEG4VideoStreamer.exe in Linux I still could
not see any video from VLC in Windows. I then ran openRTSP from
Windows.
Thanks for the response. I got latest version (2010.09.25) and built server
testMPEG4VideoStreamer in Linux and the openRTSP in both Linux and Windows.
After executing testMPEG4VideoStreamer.exe in Linux I still could not see any
video from VLC in Windows. I then ran openRTSP from Windows. The p
OK, I've now identified the problem - it was caused by the fact that
"testMPEG4VideoStreamer" uses 'source-specific multicast' (SSM), and
an optimization that we were using for SSM was apparently causing
problems (at least, when the receiving application was running on the
same host as the send
Thanks for the note. I can reproduce the problem with
"testMPEG4VideoStreamer"s multicast data not being received by
"openRTSP" (and presumably by "VLC"). (However, a unicast MPEG-4
video stream sent by "live555MediaServer" can be received OK by both
"openRTSP" and "VLC".)
I am investigatin
Using live555MediaServer I can see the content of a .m4e file which is
displayed by VLC but when I use testMPEG4VideoStreamer to stream the same file,
VLC does not display anything. But it also does not complain nor displays any
error messages. I do have test.m4e in the testProg folder, and the
