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From what I see in modules\access\live555.cpp, the "application" subsession is not handled by VLC. Am I right in thinking so?

Some additional info: the custom stream has 2 sub-sessions: a "video/H264" and a "application/VND.ONVIF.METADATA" The H264 session is actually empty but the METADATA one has the image data live555 will correctly see both sessions, issue a PLAY on both and retrieve frames coming o...

Hi I'm trying to retrieve a custom video feed that transits through RTSP but is sent without any compression. Each RTP frame contains a full image. Using lib555 openRTSP I can dump the raw images to file using the following command line: ./openRTSP -m -t -b 1000000 Is there a way to get the equivale...

I can totally relate to that. So i guess the only way forward on this problem is to use FFMPEG? as latest version support RTSP over HTTPS and RTSPS

Digging back this question as Ffmpeg now can be compiled with OpenSSL support giving it direct support for RTSP over TLS Apparently it's also part of the RTSP 2.0 RFC (https://tools.ietf.org/id/draft-ietf-mmusic-rfc2326bis-33.html#rfc.section.19.2) So once again same question : do you plan on addin ...

Indeed but some people are keen on encrypting all traffic, hence the use for RTSP over HTTPS... but I guess your answer means it's not supported by VLC

Hi A long time ago (2006) the question of support for RTSP over HTTPS had been asked and debunked as not useful... Since then the ONVIF protocol has issued the following guidelines: https://www.onvif.org/specs/stream/ONVIF-Streaming-Spec.pdf especially section 5.1.1.4 which specifies that if a devic...

Hi I've just installed latest win32 version and all of a sudden VLC crashes when opening some RTSP streams that used to work before. I can't get any more log as logging doesn't output anything and VLC doesn't catch that crash to send a crash report back to you guys. Is there a way to get VLC officia...

Hmmmm
a ten year old bug to fix which impacts a LARGE part of the VLC code? sounds awfully promising....

I'll try to find a way around then

Thanks for the reply though

Sebastien

Hi
Am I the only one to have noticed that?

Sebastien

Hi I've just stumbled across this particular issue with the video callbacks using libVLC 2.2.1 on windows: - I'm opening an RTSP stream on a network camera (Axis camera in this case with a required framerate at 8 fps) - I'm setting the video callbacks using libvlc_video_set_callbacks - In the unlock...

Ok I get that, but in my case I'm doing processing on the image received so I'm taking images straight out of the libvlc_video_set_callbacks mechanism At that point a 1088x1922 image is generated with the scaled contents of the original 1080x1920 image calling libvlc_video_get_size in the call back ...

Ok I get it but here I'm getting increased width as well and image is not padded but extended... I'd expect padding to be done with random/fixed contents not by extending the image. Am I missing something here? The real question is how does VLC display the full image at the correct resolution? Is th...

Hi Following my play with libvlc_video_set_format_callbacks I was pretty happy with getting video size on first image with libvlc_video_get_size and using this as output Well that works perfectly unless the source video received (from an RTSP camera) is not 16 pixels aligned... So here's my case: I'...

Hi guys
I couldn't find the info on the website so here it is: Is there a planned release date for 2.2.2? A few bugs fixed in there are eagerly awaited here

Thanks

Seems obvious.... I must have had a momentary lapse of logic...

Hi I'm trying to get a video stream to open in its native resolution rather than in a resolution I'd pre-program (which is obviously better to fit with anything the player maybe sent). After fiddling around for a while I found that libvlc_video_set_format_callbacks was the way to go. Unfortunately I...

Ok seems good to me, I'll just stop retaining and release instance at program exit...

Hi, Ok here's my problem: - I'm doing multiple streams in a multi-threaded software. No problem. - I'm creating a libvlc_instance on first connection then retaining each time a new connection comes in. Still no problem. - When stopping one of the streams I make a call to libvlc_release. still no pro...

Ok I just found out the source of the issue:
I was opening the stream twice (second time through a non trivial code path) but kept track of the last opening only so I stopped only one of the streams...
Next time I should check my code first

Well that's the behavior I expected but even after libvlc_release I'm still getting some which cause my app to crash as the object used in the callbacks has been destroyed... I'm running with VLC 2.1.5 on a windows 8.1 64. code is compiled as 32 bits exe with VS2010

Hi all I'm having strange problems with a RTSP stream decoder that I'm building based on libvlc. It uses callbacks (registered with libvlc_video_set_callbacks) to receive images and provide them to the application. This works fine thanks for the work guys btw. The issue comes when deleting the decod...