Ross Finlayson wrote:
>> To implement your own RTSP server, subclass RTSPServer
>>
>
> No, in most cases you don't need to write your own subclass; the
> existing "RTSPServer" class will work just fine. This is especially
> true if the set of accessible streams is fixed, and known in advanc
>To implement your own RTSP server, subclass RTSPServer
No, in most cases you don't need to write your own subclass; the
existing "RTSPServer" class will work just fine. This is especially
true if the set of accessible streams is fixed, and known in advance.
(See, for example, the code for "te
Ross Finlayson wrote:
> Yes, our RTSP server implementation takes care of that, *provided
> that* you set the "reuseFirstSource" parameter to True when you
> create each "ServerMediaSubsession" object.
>
Nice!
So, I was checking out the whole picture of the library, just trying to
understan
>Hello,
>
>I have a question about streaming 1 stream to multiple clients. For
>example a live camera stream, coming from a driver which delivers the
>video in a callback function(in my case). So I get this one stream from
>the camera, and 'somehow' give it to the livemedia library. But suppose
>m
