[Live-devel] RTP from file
Miguel Angel Cabrera
macabrera at solaiemes.com
Wed May 14 02:50:27 PDT 2008
On Tue, 2008-05-13 at 18:18 -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:
> >What i am trying to do is to do interprocess communication between a
> >custom rtp stack implemented in java and vlc. The idea is that i
> >generate rtp with the rtp stack in java and pass the data to vlc through
> >a named pipe (with a representation in the file system). This is to have
> >better efficiency and not using net resources.
>
> This seems a bit silly; if all your communication is local (within
> the same computer), then there aren't really any significant 'net
> resources' being used.
>
> Does your 'custom rtp stack implemented in java' include a RTSP
> server? If so, then just access it from VLC using a "rtsp://" URL.
> If not, then just have your Java RTP stack send to 'localhost' on
> some port number, and modify VLC to have it listen to that port
> number. (Or, if you don't mind multicasting data on your local
> network (but no farther), then send to an IP multicast address
> instead, and have VLC (unmodified) read a corresponding SDP
> description file.)
Yes, at the moment is done using localhost. But with a file there wont
be a port used and also i think it would be more efficient because data
wont need to go to localhost and then back.
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