rtsp

I'm looking to write a voip application, I know JMF has RTP code but it's old and 32bit only. Is there a robust library that does RTP/RTSP that can be used with java? Thanks no way JMF - its 10 years out of date list java RTP RTSP packages: RTSPClientLib.tar.gz on code.google http://github.com/brunodecarvalho/efflux i used the efflux on a java project and it was worth the time learning his packages. The combined netty/efflux is very robust on the variety of RFC's involved in networking underlying RTSP/RTP. i think i have an eclipse project archived somewhere using efflux for alot of RTSP

im newbie in gstreamer and simple try to wath rtsp video flow from Dlink 2103 camera. When i trying it (just video): gst-launch rtspsrc location=rtsp://192.168.0.20/live1.sdp ! \ rtph264depay ! \ h264parse ! capsfilter caps="video/x-h264,width=1280,height=800,framerate=(fraction)25/1" ! ffdec_h264 ! ffmpegcolorspace ! autovideosink Its ok. When i trying it (just audio): gst-launch rtspsrc location=rtsp://192.168.0.20/live1.sdp ! \ rtpg726depay ! ffdec_g726 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! autoaudiosink Its also ok. Next i try play both audio and video. gst-launch man page was used for generate

I'm writing RTSP server and have some problems. I'm using VLC as client. Server receive OPTIONS, DESCRIBE, SETUP and PLAY commands from client (VLC player) and answers to that commands. By SETUP command client send ports numbers and I'm using that ports to send data. When my server receive PLAY command it's sending the answer and starting to stream data. I'm creating two DatagramSocket instances with the client ports. I'm trying to stream mp4 files. I'm using mp4parse java library to get audio and video tracks data to stream. So, when I click play on VLC it's connecting and starting waiting

I'm looking for a method to send video and audio to the rtsp/rtmp server. It should be compatible with notebook webcams and USB webcams. I would like to do it in C#. I found some library called rtmpclient, but it looks it can't send a message to the server. I found also a framework to support webcams that gives a posibility to do an action for every captured frame. But I can't find any similar solution to send a voice with the image. How can I send the video and audio to the server? Check out https://net7mma.codeplex.com/ ( I am the Author ) It supports Rtsp and Rtp and not Rtmp however it

Well, When my OpenRtsp Client lost connection with server, I dispose the old client and other parameters then re-create new client. The Client send Options,Describe request successfully but failed after that... I can not able create Session and Subsesions so I got Access Violations errors.. How to reset old OpenRtspClient properly so that get new "brand" RTSPClient? My Current Way to Reset Old Client: I just modify the "shutdown" method in playCommon class. I did not send Teardown... ... void ResetOurClient(){ if (env != NULL) { env->taskScheduler().unscheduleDelayedTask(sessionTimerTask); env

I am trying to stream live webcam video from Ubuntu 12.04 PC to android device with KitKat. So far I've written ffserver config file to receive ffm feed and broadcast it through a rtsp protocol. I am able to watch the stream on the other computer in the same LAN with ffplay. How to watch the stream on the android device? The following code works well when the webcam image is streamed with vlc but it doesn't with ffmpeg: public class MainActivity extends Activity implements MediaPlayer.OnPreparedListener, SurfaceHolder.Callback { final static String RTSP_URL = "rtsp://192.168.1.54:4424/test.sdp

I have embedded vlc plugin for Google Chrome this way: <embed type='application/x-vlc-plugin' pluginspage='http://www.videolan.org' version='VideoLAN.VLCPlugin.2' width='800' height='600' id='vlc' loop='yes' autoplay='yes' target='rtsp://127.0.0.1:8554/realtime_1db07ff1-c5f9-4597-abf6-0d442454d06c'> </embed> But this approach doesn't work with Internet Explorer. Are any universal methods available to embed this player in all browsers? I posted examples for both IE and Mozilla on the VideoLan forum a while ago here . I wrote myself a switch that distinguishes between IE and "the rest" and