> Thanks for the info. From reading your linked threads, it seems I should
> contact the camera manufacturer (hiQview) and tell them they should modify
> their cameras to send smaller NAL units.
More specifically, they should break up large ‘key frame’ NAL units into a
sequence of smaller ‘slic
Thanks for the info. From reading your linked threads, it seems I should
contact the camera manufacturer (hiQview) and tell them they should modify
their cameras to send smaller NAL units. I'm often seeing some 150KB NAL
units, so I had set my buffer to 300KB just for safety. Assuming the
hardware
> When I run "openRTSP -b 30 rtsp://192.168.2.101" on the H.264 stream of
> my IP camera it works perfectly, but when I tried modifying testRTSPClient to
> do the equivalent (ie: saving NAL packets to a H264 raw bitstream file), it
> works perfectly sometimes but occasionally the video looks
> When I run "openRTSP -b 30 rtsp://192.168.2.101" on the H.264 stream of
> my IP camera it works perfectly, but when I tried modifying testRTSPClient to
> do the equivalent (ie: saving NAL packets to a H264 raw bitstream file), it
> works perfectly sometimes but occasionally the video looks
> When I run "openRTSP -b 30 rtsp://192.168.2.101" on the H.264 stream of
> my IP camera it works perfectly, but when I tried modifying testRTSPClient to
> do the equivalent (ie: saving NAL packets to a H264 raw bitstream file), it
> works perfectly sometimes but occasionally the video looks
