> >I suggest using "openRTSP" as your client (give it the "-d " flag,
> >to record a specific length of time).
> >You should end up with a file named something like "VIDEO-H264-1".
> >Rename this file to "test.h264". See whether or not you can play it using
> >VLC.
> >If you can't, then email
You wrote:
>I suggest using "openRTSP" as your client (give it the "-d "
flag, to record a specific length of time).
>You should end up with a file named something like "VIDEO-H264-1".
>Rename this file to "test.h264". See whether or not you can play it using
VLC.
>If you can't, then ema
> >Are you setting "fFrameSize" correctly in your 'frame source' class, before
> >you call "FramedSource::afterGetting(this)"? (Remember to *not* count the
> >four header bytes, because you stripped those off.)
>
> Yes, I think so. So in my example, for the first SPS NAL, I set fFrameSize to
>> I-Frames from my encoder look like this
>> 00 00 00 01 27 42 00 32 8b 68
>> 02 18 0f 33 02 48
>> 04 00 00 00 01 28 ce 05
>> 0a c8 00 00 00 01 25 b8
>> So, in the above example I
>> send:- The first part, the SPS, 13 bytes 27 42 00 32 8b 68 02 18 0f 33
>> 02 48 04 T
> I’m having problems getting a valid stream out of my live video server now I
> have switched to using the H264VideoStreamDiscreteFramer. I was using
> H264VideoStreamFramer but I couldn’t avoid frame truncation problems.
>
> I-Frames from my encoder look like this
> 00 00 00 01 27 42 00 32
>
