When you stream video sequence to Quicktime, you have to make sure
that they're properly hinted.
'Hinting' is a hack that applies only to files streamed by Apple's
'Darwin Streaming Server', not by other RTSP servers (including
ours). This discussion is therefore off-topic for this mailing li
Hi,
When you stream video sequence to Quicktime, you have to make sure
that they're properly hinted. The hint track is an additional
information track in the file telling Quicktime how to decode it. You
can add a hinting track to an H.264 encoded sequence with mp4box,
which is part of the
Hi Maxim
Did you find a solution to the problem you described below?
And is it possible for you to share the implementation you have done?
Cheers
Thomas
Den 25/07/2008 kl. 16.16 skrev Maxim Petrov:
Hi Gents.
The topic of this message is little bit off-topic, but because it's
related to liv
Ross Finlayson wrote:
> The problem is probably that QuickTime does not implement the same
> H.264 'profile' that your server's encoder generates.
I'm not sure, because within .mov/.mp4 containers QuickTime can play
video fine.
> However, you should check on a QuickTime mailing list to confirm t
We have implemented rtsp server using live555 framework. Also we are
using libx264 as encoder. Open source clients like VLC and mplayer can
get and play H.264 stream w/o any problem. So I think our implementation
of H264VideoStreamFramer is correct.
However QuickTime(7.4.5) is seems different sto
