Hi there, As an older thread, found in March 2008 archives, an alternative syntax exists for RTSP urls.
Here is a quote : ////// >What I'd like to do: > >MPEG4 streams: rtsp://host/video/MPEG4/stream[number] >H263 streams: rtsp://host/video/H263/stream[number] > >Please note the filenames pathnames are "virtual", i.e. they don't >exist. Every stream is associated to a live source read from a >configuration file, and it has no correspondent in the file system Then why bother? I'm sure you could (somehow) hack the RTSP server code to do what you want to do, but why not just use a character other than "/" in the RTSP URLs - e.g., rtsp://host/video:MPEG4:stream[number] ? This would require no change to the existing code. ////// I wanted to verify this point, and it doesn't seem to work for me, or maybe I don't get the whole point at all :) For instance, i have a medium that is located in this sub-tree : ./foo/bar/baz/video.mpg As the RTSP server runs at the root of this tree, I thought I could access the medium with this url : rtsp://localhost:6666/foo:bar:baz:video.mpg Am I wrong on this one ? Thanks in advance, Guillaume.
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