[Live-devel] Java Framework

[Scott Hays]

I have had some success playing RTP streams from my LIVE.COM-based  
server with the JMF RTP framework, but Sun's RTSP implementation is  
very buggy.  They don't support live streams: they don't handle the  
case when there is no ending time; also, their npt time parser  
doesn't handle the floating point notation that LIVE.COM uses.  I  
also found a bug in the RTSP response parser where it was skipping  
over needed data   After fixing these bugs (using the Sun source  
release), the RTSP part seems to work okay but I still couldn't get  
it to play the media; it would just hang.  If you have more luck, I'd  
be interested in hearing about it.

The RTP part seems okay, though.

Scott

On Sep 21, 2005, at 5:07 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:

>
>
>> Do someone know about a java framework that could be used to build  
>> an RT[S]P client, and being able to understand a Streaming server  
>> written with Live.com Streaming Media?
>>
>
> Sun has something called the "Java Media Framework", that is said  
> to support RTP/RTSP.  See
>         <http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/jmf/>
> and
>         <http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/jmf/reference/faqs/ 
> index.html#jmf2-media-streaming>
>
> If their RTSP/RTP implementation is standards-compliant (which it  
> likely is; Sun is usually pretty good about this), then it should  
> have no trouble streaming from a "LIVE.COM Streaming Media" RTSP  
> server.  I've never tried thius myself, though, so I'd be  
> interested to get confirmation of this.
>
>
>     Ross Finlayson
>     Live Networks, Inc. (LIVE.COM)
>     <http://www.live.com/>
>
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Scott Hays
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http://www.neon.com.tw/
Neon Advanced Technology Co., Ltd.