Worked like a charm, thank you Ross.
Matt S.
On 6/14/2011 2:45 PM, Matt Schuckmannn wrote:
Ah I think I see what your saying I took your words
"ServerMediaSubsession (subclass)" to mean that you were suggesting
that I create an entirely new subclass type for each possible
combination of para
Ah I think I see what your saying I took your words
"ServerMediaSubsession (subclass)" to mean that you were suggesting that
I create an entirely new subclass type for each possible combination of
parameters but you meant a new instance of a sub class of
ServerMediaSubsession for each connectio
For example (to use your example string),
"live_video?height=320&width=400&kbps=300&fps=15" would use a
completely separate "ServerMediaSubsession" (subclass) object than
"live_video?height=320&width=400&kbps=300&fps=30".
This seems infeasible as I want to be able support any number of
combin
On 6/14/2011 11:59 AM, Jeff Shanab wrote:
By rtsp you mean as a client?
No I'm talking about modifying the RTSPServer which a client will
connect to.
The system often connects and is told by the server what it supports.
DESCRIBE,SETUP,PLAY
I am talking to security cameras and I am expecti
For example (to use your example string),
"live_video?height=320&width=400&kbps=300&fps=15" would use a
completely separate "ServerMediaSubsession" (subclass) object than
"live_video?height=320&width=400&kbps=300&fps=30".
This seems infeasible as I want to be able support any number of
co
Has anyone succeeded in modifying the LiveMedia classes to support
accepting parameters in the URI, something like the following to
request a specific height and width, bitrate, and framerate:
rtsp://media.server.com/live_video?height=320&width=400&kbps=300&fps=15
With a H.264 stream changing
By rtsp you mean as a client?
The system often connects and is told by the server what it supports.
DESCRIBE,SETUP,PLAY
I am talking to security cameras and I am expecting on some cameras this info
to change. I will detect this on the fly from a changed PPS and SPS. Indeed
since I embed them
