PLEASE stop posting questions that have nothing to do with our software.
Once again: “libvlc” is not our software!
Because of this, future emails from you to this list will be moderated.
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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I have some videostreams that are H.264 which needs to be converted to
MPEG2 for instance. I think that is the media transcoding you mention
and therefore I wanted to use the libAV library. If I test this as a
standalone application besides the proxy server, it would be something like:
lib
> I am sorry if Iitwasn't clear enough. Your suggestion is exactly what I want
> to do: implement my own LIVE555 transcoding filter (based on libAV). My
> confusion is about the registering of urls and where to put the libAV play
> command. Do I need to register two urls: the "normal camerastrea
I am sorry if Iitwasn't clear enough. Your suggestion is exactly what I
want to do: implement my own LIVE555 transcoding filter (based on
libAV). My confusion is about the registering of urls and where to put
the libAV play command. Do I need to register two urls: the "normal
camerastream" and
Sorry, but I don’t see how your question has anything to do with our software.
From what I can tell, you are using VLC to transcode a RTSP/RTP stream.
Although VLC uses our “RTSPClient” code to access the ‘back-end’ RTSP/RTP
stream, it doesn’t use any of our code at all (including our ‘proxy se
Hi all,
Currently I am using the proxy server functionality of live555. I have
some camerastreams which are handled through the proxy server. A
camerastream with url A can be viewed by playing url B from a VLC player
for instance. For some cameras I have to pass the camerastream through
the
