>Why? I don't understand. Your decoder is
>receiving/decoding/displaying MPEG-4 (H.264?) data. At some
point,
>during the stream, the data parameters change (in some way).
But
>these data parameters are already represented (or can be
represented)
>in-band - i.e., within the encoded data.
I guess I still would like some sort of signal back from
the server out of band. This is because the client would have
a hard time telling when the changes were to take effect,
without the some sort of control message.
Why? I don't understand. Your decoder is
receiving/decoding/displayin
Hello,
Thanks, a lot for the very quick response.
>I'm not totally sure I understand your question, but once a
stream
>has begun, any changes in codec parameters are best conveyed
within
>the media stream itself - and therefore, of course, the client's
>decoder has to be able to handle a
I am trying write program to track switching on mp4 files.
Like switch resolutions on the fly. My current plan is to
add a parameter called track, and set it with the
setMediaSessionParamter() function.
However, I would like to see the response message sent by
the server. This is be
Hi all,
I am trying write program to track switching on mp4 files.
Like switch resolutions on the fly. My current plan is to
add a parameter called track, and set it with the
setMediaSessionParamter() function.
However, I would like to see the response message sent by
the server. Th
