For some reason, drive.google.com wouldn’t let me download (or play directly)
your two videos. However, the key point is here:
> And, this particular behaviour is observed when there is more than one client
> connected to the Proxy server. If there is only one client, the video runs
> smoothly
Hello Ross, Thank you very much for your prompt response. Well, as per your suggestion, I tried the following - 1. Started the ProxyServer in -V mode - No error was seen.2. Increased the value of OutPacketBuffer::maxSize to 100. - The distortion was still occurring. I have noticed a significan
First, when replying to an email digest, you should fix the Subject: line (as
I’ve done here).
Second, when replying to any email, you should trim unnecessary text from the
message that you’re replying to.
Because of your poor email ‘netiquette’, all future emails from you to this
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Do you see any error/warning messages when you run the proxy server with the -V
flag, as described here
http://live555.com/proxyServer/
?
In particular, do you see error messages of the form:
"MultiFramedRTPSink::afterGettingFrame1(): The input frame data was too
large for our bu
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Hello Ross,
In my use case, I have an IP camera as rtsp stream source and I have to
proxy the stream. I am using Live555 proxy server executable and I found
that there is absolutely no latency. This is indeed great!
However, the proxied stream is sometimes distorted as viewe
