The only thing that surprises me is that the same sequence for the
number of the packets is used for the two streams. Thus, h264
packets have even sequence number and data packets have odd sequence
number.
The only way this could happen is if you are using the same "RTPSink"
(subclass) object
Ottavio Campana ha scritto:
I tried following the stream with wireshark, and packets are sent
correctly every 40ms, one for H264 and one for data. The only thing that
surprises me is that the same sequence for the number of the packets is
used for the two streams. Thus, h264 packets have even s
Ross Finlayson ha scritto:
Now I would like to stream some custom data with the video stream, thus
I wrote a subclass of DeviceSource that feeds the custom data to a
subclass of OnDemandServerMediaSubsession .
When I try to play the stream with a "normal" player such as mplayer or
vlc I expect t
Now I would like to stream some custom data with the video stream, thus
I wrote a subclass of DeviceSource that feeds the custom data to a
subclass of OnDemandServerMediaSubsession .
When I try to play the stream with a "normal" player such as mplayer or
vlc I expect them to drop the auxiliary bi
I implemented an RTSP server with live555 to stream a h264 video and it
works well.
Now I would like to stream some custom data with the video stream, thus
I wrote a subclass of DeviceSource that feeds the custom data to a
subclass of OnDemandServerMediaSubsession .
When I try to play the stream
