The problem: *Server: Live streaming UDP + RTP + MPEGTS + H264 to 127.0.0.1 (localhost) port 5004. *Client: VLC with SDP described in a previous post. --Issue: Time displayed 00:00-- In the VLC GUI at the bottom left and right corner (begin and end of seek bar) it is displayed always and all the tim...
I achieved it, but I supposed I broke the correct behaviour for other streams. After going into further details inside the source code: A) the issue is Live555 demux deals with RTSP/RTP/UDP live streams, but when the "MainLoopInterface" that updates the variables used by the interfaces per...
I am streaming a live video flow over UDP with RTP encapsulation. The scenarios is: if the server start to stream an event at 17h15m00s. Then at 17h30m00s when a VLC client connects to this stream (through an SDP) I'd like VLC to display 00:15:00 ... :01 ... :02... and so on. Now it always shows 00:...
The question was just to get confirmation that a proper PCR data embedded in the MPEG-TS stream should enable correct VLC current time display (PSI like for DVB) regardless of UDP and RTP communication protocol.
After preliminary commit review related to PCR there are some commits that could be related to this issue: 1) Fixed a big rtp demuxer: the problems with TS over RTP (for TS with small pcr/pts delay that is, not created by VLC) http://mailman.videolan.org/pipermail/vlc-devel/2008-September/049246.htm...
Hi, I run VLC playing a RTP + MpegTS + H264 stream (provided by a simple Gstreamer pipeline) represented by an SDP, but the displayed time is always 00:00. First of all, I have already test it with different VLC versions. Now I am using VLC 2.0.3 where the issue persists. I am live streaming a UDP +...
Hello, I am trying to run VLC playing a RTP + MpegTS + H264 stream (provided by a simple Gstreamer pipeline) represented by an SDP. I have already checked that the MpegTS timestamps are there with a "timeoverlay" element in a gst pipeline. It is played correctly by VLC but the displayed ti...