From: Janroel Koppen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: end of stream
Case 1: the client requested (via rtsp) a stream from the server; Server
responds with (among other things) Range: smpte=x-y; then after having
received frame y-1 client can make an educated guess...
Case 2: the client 'logs on' to an existing live media stream; ???
I suppose server could ANNOUNCE the end of the session...
There's also something like RTCP, the control channel for RTP, which
might enlighten us here...
But why not test it by a telnet to an RTSP server?
Greetz, Janroel
RealForum wrote:
>
> From: ravi narayan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: end of stream
>
> i have a simple question to ask: how does the real player know that a
> stream has come to an end? rtsp has no means to specify this (from
> server to client) and including that info in the udp data stream would
> create the possibility of losing this info, or so it seems to me. i
> think i must be forgetting something simple here ;-).
>
> thanks for any response!
>
> --ravi
>
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