Re: [Live-devel] client port number at proxy server

2015-06-01 Thread Ross Finlayson
> The problem is, I have cameras in my network which have the same url suffix > (camera_stream_equal). How can I distinguish (from a clients point of view) > between these cameras? I guess the only way to make a difference is to give > both cameras a unique url suffix when registering? Yes, and

Re: [Live-devel] client port number at proxy server

2015-05-31 Thread Frank van Eijkelenburg
On 30-05-15 07:34, Ross Finlayson wrote: In my situation, I have multiple cameras with a unique ip address and port number, but the remaining url could be the same as another camera. When using the proxy server I can register both back-end urls but not at different ports (because only one port

Re: [Live-devel] client port number at proxy server

2015-05-29 Thread Ross Finlayson
> In my situation, I have multiple cameras with a unique ip address and port > number, but the remaining url could be the same as another camera. When using > the proxy server I can register both back-end urls but not at different ports > (because only one port is used when creating the > RTSPS

[Live-devel] client port number at proxy server

2015-05-29 Thread Frank van Eijkelenburg
Hi, If I look at the proxy server, you can register unique back-end rtsp urls (with, for instance, an ip address and port number inside). But the client will always use the same port number to view the registered stream, is that right? In my situation, I have multiple cameras with a unique i