I've looked at the code for openRTSP and found that, at line#84 of file "openRTSP.cpp" there is a flag like; Boolean allowProxyServers = False;
No - that code is used to distinguish "openRTSP" from "playSIP", which uses the same base code ("playCommon.cpp"). SIP, unlike RTSP, has an explicit notion of 'proxy'.
As I said before, a RTSP 'proxy' should appear - to a RTSP client - exactly like a RTSP server. You should be able to give the RTSP client a regular "rtsp://" URL, containing the address of the proxy. It is up to the proxy to translate that into a different "rtsp://" URL that points to the real RTSP server.
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