[Live-devel] OnDemandServerMediaSubSession

[Ross Finlayson]

> > That's not true.  VLC sends a "TEARDOWN" when the user clicks
> > the 'stop' button (or the 'close' button to close the application).
> > QuickTime Player sends a "TEARDOWN" when the user closes the
> > application.  openRTSP sends a "TEARDOWN" if it's run with
> > the "-e <endTime>" argument.
>
>Good to know. So there must be another problem here, because I cannot
>see any "TEARDOWN".
>
>I tried to #define DEBUG in RTPServer.cpp to see which messages are
>being exchanged. I started the server, then a client:
>
>   $ openRTSP -e 5 rtsp://admin:admin@cx7:7070/input1
>
>Here is the server's output:
[...]
>As you can see, no TEARDOWN command was triggered. Do I miss something?

That's odd, because one should be getting sent (by "openRTSP").  Add the 
"-V" flag to openRTSP, and you should see it sending a RTSP "TEARDOWN" 
command (after 5 seconds).


	Ross Finlayson
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