Thanks Ron, Indeed I'm using a Unix-flavored system :)
I'll check this out ! Best regards, Guillaume. 2008/10/14 Guillaume Ferry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > 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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