First, do not send the same message to the mailing list more than once!
You have sayed that "This is a 'problem' with VLC, not with our
software. "openRTSP"
recorded the incoming MPEG-[4] audio data just fine; however, VLC
happens not to be able to play the recorded file."
So, I tested the audio-MP4A-LATM in many player, but I can't execute
the MP4A-LATM in any player.
For example, window media player, goam player, alsong player, 3GP
player and so on.
"openRTSP" records the 'raw' incoming data (in this case, MPEG-4
audio) into a file, but does not necessarily leave the resulting file
in a form which can be played 'as is' by a media playetr.
For this data to be played by a media player, you must somehow tell
it that it is LATM MPEG-4 audio.
One way to do so is to simply have the media player play the
"rtsp://" URL directly, i.e., without using "openRTSP". VLC supports
this; just try having VLC play the "rtsp://" URL directly - i.e., run
VLC rtsp://whatever
Another way is to (somehow) turn the raw audio data file into a form
which the media player will play. This may require adding some sort
of file header, and/or changing the filename suffix, and is generally
outside the scope of our software.
--
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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