Yes it does - just call "H264VideoRTPSink::createNew()"
Ok, yes it does... How can I start reading from it?
Call
yourSink<-startPlaying( ... );
then
env->taskScheduler().doEventLoop();
(unless you're already running in the event loop)
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Live Networks, Inc.
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Ok, yes it does... How can I start reading from it?
Yes it does - just call "H264VideoRTPSink::createNew()"
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The question now is: how to createRTPSink ? The "H264VideoRTPSink"
class seems to be an abstruct and doesn't have implemetation for
createNew
Yes it does - just call "H264VideoRTPSink::createNew()"
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Any idea if i can find any specific example for H.264 ?
As i couldn't find base class for H264MediaSubsession, I am trying to
create H264 subsession with
PassiveServerMediaSubsession::createNew(RTPSink& rtpSink,
RTCPInstance* rtcpInstance)
The question now
Hello,
I have 2 UDP sockets receiving synchronized RTP audio ( AAC) and RTP
video (H.264) streams and i have to re- send that stream to RTSP
client.
Any idea how to connect RTSPServer to this source? It looks like I
have to override "lookupServerMediaSession" ..
No, I don't think you need to mo
Hello,
I have 2 UDP sockets receiving synchronized RTP audio ( AAC) and RTP
video (H.264) streams and i have to re- send that stream to RTSP
client.
Any idea how to connect RTSPServer to this source? It looks like I
have to override "lookupServerMediaSession" ..
Do i need to create new type of Med
