I assume that your "test.m4e" file plays OK on VLC when you stream it
using the original, unmodified "testOnDemandRTSPServer". If so, then
- when you modify "testOnDemandRTSPServer" to (i) read from "stdin"
instead of "test.m4e", and (ii) set "reuseFirstSource" to True - you
should also be abl
Lin Dong
Quixote Corp.
Ross Finlayson finlayson at live555.com
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I am doing a mpeg4 stream project on embedded Linux system, the
MPEG4 data come from a circular buffer or ping-pong buffer in my
embedded device, It seems I can start from
testOnDemandRTSCServer.cpp, but my problem is how I can make the
memory buffer as a file in Linux system
The easiest way
Hi all,
I am doing a mpeg4 stream project on embedded Linux system, the MPEG4
data come from a circular buffer or ping-pong buffer in my embedded
device, It seems I can start from testOnDemandRTSCServer.cpp, but my
problem is how I can make the memory buffer as a file in Linux system or
do I need
