This is what I'm doing and haven't had a problem yet with our test
servers. What I'm more interested in is from the original post:
Does LiveMedia library conform to RTSP standard in this matter or
maybe it is a bug in Sanyo devices ?
I would think that even in single-threaded usage, if multiple RTSP
client requests are required, then the CSeq would still increase by
more than one.
Yes, and this probably does, indeed, violate the RTSP specification.
I originally made "fCSeq" a static variable because I was worried
about a server possibly getting confused if the same CSeq value were
used by two separate requests from the same client host using the
same URL - something that could happen if fCSeq were made a
(non-static) member variable. (Note my comment in
"liveMedia/include/RTSPClient.hh") In practice, however, this is
probably not going to be a problem for most servers (because each
request would use a separate TCP connection). Therefore, because we
have now seen a server that - instead - has problems with the current
implementation, I'll change it in the next release of the software.
--
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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