Re: [Live-devel] H264 all frames corrupted. (Ayik Ahmet)

Could you tell us what you're using for software encoding? If it is FFmpeg, the packets are made up concatenated NALs; you'll have to break those apart and send the individual NALs to live555. Otherwise, we'll need more info about your software encoder.

Re: [Live-devel] Need help for WebRTC using Live555

>> Can you please give some idea about when can we have WebRTC support >> integrated with mainline code, or can you please share the reason for not >> releasing it yet? Prior to Ross's HLS proxy, I was using Live555 to stream to a WebRTC server (https://janus.conf.meetecho.com/). HLS has

Re: [Live-devel] RTSP Server - Fetch Frames from Socket instead of File

I did something similar for a client using FFMpeg libraries to read the encoded stream and - if needed - parse the H264/H265 NALs, add a KLV metadata stream, then send the two streams to a Live555 RTSP server using the liveMedia libraries. It's custom code, and not a sharable solution (the code

Re: [Live-devel] Setting KLV codec

>> I suspect that the FFMPEG tool that your customer is using (?ffprobe?) just >> happens to not recognize this RTP payload format (?>> >> application/smpte336m?). And then your customer is getting confused, and >> thinking that there?s a problem with the KLV data >> in the stream, when >>

Re: [Live-devel] Setting KLV codec

>> What is the ?codec ID?? While I was hoping you'd know, I rather expected this response. Let me ask the customer which RFC/standard he's referring to & I'll get back with you. I suspect he's looking for a media description with codec name & ID; here's his question to me: "When working

[Live-devel] Setting KLV codec

Good morning! I'm creating a KLV metadata stream using SimpleRTPSink: RTPSink* MetadataSubsession::createNewRTPSink (Groupsock* rtpGroupsock, unsigned char rtpPayloadTypeIfDynamic, FramedSource* inputSource) { return SimpleRTPSink::createNew (

Re: [Live-devel] ] isCurrentlyAwaitingData

When determining if you should deliver a frame, you need to check if Live555 is waiting for one. Something like this in your FramedSource subclass: // // Deliver a frame from the RTSPSource

Re: [Live-devel] posting for live555proxyServer

> My objectives for using the live555ProxyServer are to create > rtsp-and-rtp-tunneled-over-http H.264 video streams that can traverse > firewalls using a single, statically chosen public port, and so that I can > use a Cloud-based, Apache web server as a http proxy server to make that http >

Re: [Live-devel] Latency increased for low fps source when multiple session created in same server for different source (Renish Tala)

I'm using the Live555 API for my RTSP server, and have not experienced this issue. I have several sources with varying frame rates between 8 and 30fps running on the same server. I'm triggering Live555 whenever a packet is available from the encoder, and have yet to experience the "not ready

[Live-devel] FFMPEG VP8/VP9 Encoding to Live555

Hello Live555 community - I'd like to encode a live video stream using FFMPEG API's using the VP8 and VP9 codecs and make the stream available using Live555 as RTSP. I already have a framework in place that does this using other codecs (MPEG1, MPEG2, MPEG4, H264, H265). A couple questions:

[Live-devel] Stream JPEG over RTP (Arun Ekhande)

I suggest you don't try to stream JPEG, but instead use FFMPEG to encode to a different CODEC; for sample code, check out: https://github.com/alm4096/FFMPEG-Live555-H264-H265-Streamer This will be a far more robust solution, and something you can adapt to other camera types as well. - Pat

Re: [Live-devel] Low Frame-rate Panoramas

Just a quick follow-up to let you know that live555 works quite well distributing low frame-rate high resolution video. My application gets bitmap images from a panoramic camera at a frequency of between 1 and 4 frames per second. I convert these to RBG24 "frames", pass them into the FFMPEG

[Live-devel] Low Frame-rate Panoramas

I'm working on distributing live panoramas and was wondering if live555 is suited to this application. Some particulars: Frames are 2160 x 1080. Frame rate is around 1/second. I'll be using either MPEG4 or H264 for encoding. Is this do-able with live555? If so, any "gotcha's" I should be aware

Re: [Live-devel] Multiple NICs

Thanks all. I'll give Ross's solution a try first, then should I still need something more concrete I'll give Jeremiah's suggestion a shot. Thanks to Hemant for his insights as well. Warren's comments, while appreciated, seem to miss the point - it's beyond my scope of control to "correctly

Re: [Live-devel] live-devel Digest, Vol 157, Issue 2 - Multiple NICs

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Re: [Live-devel] live-devel Digest, Vol 157, Issue 1

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[Live-devel] Multiple NIC - RTSP URL.

My application can have multiple NICs - how do I tell RTSPServer which IP address to use? Patrick Weber Principal Consultant [IAC Logo][mesa_recognized_practitioner_logo - Small] Integrated Automation Consulting LLC 440-552-5937 www.IntAutomation.com