> On Jul 9, 2020, at 7:02 AM, Matthew Czarnek wrote:
>
> It does seem like a good idea to be setting "profile-level-id" I could
> definitely see us using it.. is there an easy way to set that?
Once again, the “profile-level-id” comes automatically from the SPS NAL unit,
so you don’t need to
Thanks Ross, whoops, it was indeed my variable.. that's what I get for
naming it similar to how you name your variables :)
I didn't make any changes to that part of the code that parses the sprop,
then passes it into H264VideoRTPSink, so I'm not sure why that was
happening and it's weird that it s
> On Jul 8, 2020, at 6:38 AM, Matthew Czarnek wrote:
>
> Good catch, you're right about those looking strange.. I don't think I have
> been setting profile-level-id, I can't remember doing that anyway, how would
> I set that one?
Don’t worry about that; it comes automatically from the SPS NA
Good catch, you're right about those looking strange.. I don't think I have
been setting profile-level-id, I can't remember doing that anyway, how
would I set that one?
Regarding sprop-parameter-sets, I'm still exploring but I believe that one
is created from fSPSNAL and fPPSNAL, which appear to b
> On Jul 7, 2020, at 6:38 AM, Matthew Czarnek wrote:
>
> Ok, so I am now using openRTSP to receive the video, and it is creating the
> video file ok, but when I actually go to play it.. no video plays.
Make sure you rename your video file (from “openRTSP”) to have a “.h264”
filename suffix.
Ok, so I am now using openRTSP to receive the video, and it is creating the
video file ok, but when I actually go to play it.. no video plays. I tried
VLC and MPV, is there an official video player you'd like me to use for
testing playing them?
I'm using a new version of live555, is it possible th
Hey Chris, sure I'll share how to do it now quickly.
I got the CMake file working so that it creates a Visual Studio solution
that allows you to compile openRTSP, could easily be changed to run other
test programs. In order to run it with my own code, I then created my own
class that subclassed Fr
Hi Matthew,
I’m considering a VS Code setup for LIVE555. I’d be interested in what you
come up with.
Thanks,
Chris
On Mon, Jul 6, 2020 at 10:05 AM Matthew Czarnek
wrote:
> It appears Visual Studio does support Makefiles through the use of 'nmake'
> but I don't believe (I could be wrong.. I'd l
It appears Visual Studio does support Makefiles through the use of 'nmake'
but I don't believe (I could be wrong.. I'd love it if someone knew
otherwise) that Visual Studio can be used to open the makefile as a
project. However, it is possible to use CMake to do so. Which I personally
find to be qu
> On Jul 3, 2020, at 7:08 AM, Matthew Czarnek wrote:
>
> Heads up, the build instructions found here don't work:
> http://www.live555.com/liveMedia/#config-windows
>
> Visual Studio 2019 doesn't have a "Open Workspace" option. Or any other way
> of opening mak files that seems to do it.
Mak
Thanks Ross, trying to get openRTSP working again to test it there.
Interestingly, using Wireshark to spy on the exchange, live555 is indeed
sending the SDP in response to DESCRIBE
Heads up, the build instructions found here don't work:
http://www.live555.com/liveMedia/#config-windows
Visual Stud
You didn’t say specifically *how* you are using the “LIVE555 Streaming Media”
code, and what you are trying to do with it - but from the context of your
message, I assume that you are using it to develop a RTSP server.
> It seems to be working fine but when I stream over RTSP, VLC is telling me
I'm having an interesting bug,
I got Live555 working with a custom subclassed FramedSource, normally it's
been working fine.
However, it's part of a bigger project and I'm trying to get it to work on
it's own too so I can test individual changes easier.
It seems to be working fine but when I str
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