On May 17, 2011, at 3:37 PM, John McNamara wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have integrated Live555Media into an iPhone app and wish to play an audio
> (.ACC) file from our RTSP server ( rtsp://91.123.225.100:8554/channel1 ..
> this is live server publicly viewable )
>
> We are successfully handshaking with the server with DESCRIBE and PLAY
> commands and from the console can see loads of data coming through, problem
> is I’m new to all this and don’t really know how to read and process these
> packets and send to iPhone speakers.
>
> Has anyone done this before and could help us?
>
> All help is really appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> John
>
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Hello John,
Your question is not appropriate for this list. I would recommend asking at
stackoverflow.com.
Here is my response to your future stackoverflow question. Contact me directly
if you want further information.
I have tested Live555 to both broadcast and receive audio and video on the
iPhone. I do not recommend using it if you are going to be streaming AV in and
out of the phone. It is not meant for this, and will only frustrate you trying
to get it to work. You should be fine if all you need is to stream audio into
the phone. WIth this said...
I am assuming you are streaming RTP packets with a single frame of AAC data.
You need to push the packet payload into a FIFO. Then pull the AAC frames from
the FIFO in the callback for an AudioQueue. You could also go down a level and
use AudioUnits along with the AudioConverter services.
Thanks,
Steve
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