Because this doesn’t involve the “LIVE555 Streaming Media” software, this
subject is off-topic for this mailing list.
Please continue this discussion on an ‘Axis’ mailing list (or via private
email).
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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In 5.60+, they changed their server to use gstreamer which tightened up on some
of the laxness in the previous (unnamed) server.
I don't think Axis were being "nice" as the main control URL was the same as
the describe URL. There was no special casing required.
It's just different now and whatev
>Reverting back to an older version of liveMedia
>(live.2007.07.25.tar.gz) solved to the problem.
Please upgrade to the latest version (2008.04.03) of the code, and
try again. If contains a fix that will likely solve your problem.
(Note that, in general, no support is given for old versions of
Reverting back to an older version of liveMedia (live.2007.07.25.tar.gz)
solved to the problem. Something to do with the current liveMedia
(live.2008.02.03)?
On Tue, Apr 1, 2008 at 8:46 AM, Ross Finlayson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> >Cha Gascon wrote:
> >>I can connect and play the stream but af
>Cha Gascon wrote:
>>I can connect and play the stream but after a while, it will stop
>>streaming. When it actually stops is random, sometimes a few
>>frames, sometimes after getting a lot of frames.
>The axis camera sends a "BYE" after some time. I do not know whether
>it is a bug or a feature
Cha Gascon wrote:
I can connect and play the stream but after a while, it will stop
streaming. When it actually stops is random, sometimes a few frames,
sometimes after getting a lot of frames.
The axis camera sends a "BYE" after some time. I do not know whether it
is a bug or a feature... but
My situation is similar with this one.
Using Axis 214 network camera and openRTSP as client. Used -t option for
rtsp over tcp.
I can connect and play the stream but after a while, it will stop streaming.
When it actually stops is random, sometimes a few frames, sometimes after
getting a lot of fr
>I'm trying to use the openrtsp program in order to connect to an
>Axis camera ( axis 207 ) unsuccesful!!!
>All seems to go well, I sand to camera all the right commands (
>DESCRIBE, PLAY, and so on..) but when i can see in the shell
>"Receiving streamed data", I cant save the data in a file.
>T
We need a better description of the problem to be able to help. It sounds
like you are on the right track that it works sometimes. I recommend to try
and debug the problem more using the following tips:
1. Use packet capture software to see if the data is being transmitted
and/or received.
I us
Hi,
I think I'm using a different version of openRTSP( the last version I found
in the server ), and I can't use the -e option, it's not foreseen.
Anyway I found a solution using the -t opion ( i.e. using the RTP over TCP
).
With this option i can save a mpeg4 file, but at this moment I have a
s
> I'm trying to use the openrtsp program in order to connect to an
> Axis camera ( axis 207 ) unsuccesful!!!
> All seems to go well, I sand to camera all the right commands (
> DESCRIBE, PLAY, and so on..) but when i can see in the shell
> "Receiving streamed data", I cant save the data in a fil
Ferruccio Fiorucci wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to use the openrtsp program in order to connect to an Axis
camera ( axis 207 ) unsuccesful!!!
All seems to go well, I sand to camera all the right commands (
DESCRIBE, PLAY, and so on..) but when i can see in the shell "Receiving
streamed data", I c
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