Hello,
I am a very beginner user of live555 use and would like some clarification. I
have a program that is able to take an input media file and create an MPEG2-TS
file/stream from this input. That works fine for now although I get a lot of
dropped packets. But I will not for now worry about t
Ross,
Thanks for your answer.
You say:
Instead, you should by transmitting audio and/or video as separate RTP streams,
without any Transport Stream encapsulation.
How do I do that please?
Thanks,
-Zahira
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Ross,
Ok here is more info that might help you help me :)
My server is a Linux system. My client is a QNX device. The idea is to use WIFI
display (using LIVE555 to build an MPEG2-TS stream) to stream an input
multi-media file to the QNX target.
It looks likes from your previous email that creati
One more thing Ross.
The Wifi display standard requires the use of MPEG2-TS. So we don't have much
choice about the way the multimedia input is transferred.
Thanks.
-zahira
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Hello Thomas,
I would be interested in your TS demuxer. Did you write one?
Did you follow the algorithm that you have in your message?
I would be interested in any information as I am thinking of writing one for
our project.
Thanks,
-Zahira
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Hello,
I have an encapsulated MPEG2-TS input stream with RTP header. Is LiveMedia able
to parse such stream? Can it extract those RTP headers and return the stream
without them?
Thanks,
-Zahira
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Ross,
Yes that's what I mean.
Thanks much!
-Zahira
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Subject: Re: [Live-devel] RTP header in an MP
Hello Ross,
Can you please tell me where exactly in testMPEG2TransportReceiver, the RTP
headers are extracted? Or where the RTP packets are transmitted to the user
without RTP headers?
Thanks,
-Zahira
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Don't I if I want to call the "testMPEG2TransportReceiver" functions from my
own server?
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[mailto:live-devel-boun...@ns.live555.com] On Behalf Of Ross Finlayson
Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2012 3:37 PM
To: LIVE555 Streaming Media - development & use
Subjec
:)
Sorry.
Right now the way that I am using testMPEG2TransportReceiver is by first
running testMPEG2TransportStreamer on a server side and run
testMPEG2TransportReceiver on the client side. It spits out on the stdout the
stream in test.ts with no RTP headers. That works fine!
In my environment,
Hello,
The application I am running is loosing packets. This application runs a server
and a client. On the server application an RTP server is running and on the
client application an RTP client is running. I am trying to implement the
live555 code to make sure that all packets that are sent f
Ross,
Thanks for your prompt answer.
Yes I read that link below about packet loss.
That function increaseReceiveBufferTo is already called on server and client
side of live555. Should it be replaced by a call from my application or should
it be modified to fit my application? What I mean is do I
I don't think this print is really what I want?? It looks like the packet
argument in this function represents the datagram. What I want is have access
to the packet being sent by the server and that same packet being read from the
client.
Can you help please?
Thanks,
-Zahira
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Ross,
Can you please explain what happens when a packet is being delayed? I seem to
understand that each packet has a life time and it gets discarded when its time
is up. Does lives555 wait for the following packets to arrive, or does it
continue delivering packets to client and then deliver th
Ross,
Thanks for the answer. That clarifies things.
Another question. You say:
If, however, the 'packet reordering threshold' threshold elapses without packet
N+1 arriving, then (the already-arrived) packet N+2 will get delivered instead.
In this case, packet N+1 will never get delivered, even
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