Dear Ross,
I already have begotten Video mp4 with openRTSP before posting to the forum.
I need to know how to access the buffer and size after using
QuickTimeFileSink, just that!
Thanks
2013/9/5 Felipe Lemos
> Because I need to send a UDP bytes captured encapsulated in MP4.
> Write in file is
Because I need to send a UDP bytes captured encapsulated in MP4.
Write in file is for testing purposes only.
Needed to know if the VLC played the bytes from the stream rtsp.
I need to get the rtsp bytes, encapsulated in MP4 and send directly by UDP.
Need bytes and the number of bytes received for
> Using the class QuickTimeFileSink, how to access the buffer and the number of
> bytes captured RTSP.
> DummySink this information are fReceiveBuffer and frameSize. I need access to
> this data!
Why? The "QuickTimeFileSink" class automatically writes its incoming data into
a (MOV or MP4-forma
Ok Ross, thank you for explanations.
Last question!
Using the class QuickTimeFileSink, how to access the buffer and the number
of bytes captured RTSP.
DummySink this information are fReceiveBuffer and frameSize. I need access
to this data!
Thanks
*Felipe Lemos
**Graduate in Computer Science*
*M
> I looked at the code openRTSP.
> I changed the code of testRTSPClient adding QuickTimeFileSink :: createnew.
> But the video does not play generated.
>
> Code
>
> //scs.subsession->sink = DummySink::createNew(env, *scs.subsession,
> rtspClient->url());
> qtOut =
Ok Ross,
I looked at the code openRTSP.
I changed the code of testRTSPClient adding QuickTimeFileSink :: createnew.
But the video does not play generated.
Code
//scs.subsession->sink = DummySink::createNew(env, *scs.subsession,
rtspClient->url());
qtOut = QuickTimeFileSink::creat
Use "QuickTimeFileSink" instead of "DummySink". See the "openRTSP" code for
guidance.
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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But I need to integrate this system into another project.
openRTSP has more features than I need.
I need to capture the video rtsp bytes, encapsulated in MP4, and send UDP.
I believe testRTSPCliente approaches what I need.
Everything is ready, but the video does not play in any player.
Any sugge
The data in "fReceiveBuffer" (for the "video/H264" stream) is a 'raw' H.264 NAL
unit. So you can't write it directly to a ".mp4"-format file.
Instead, I suggest that you use the "openRTSP" application - see
http://www.live555.com/openRTSP/ Note that it has an option "-4" for writing
'stdout'
