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I am sorry if Iitwasn't clear enough. Your suggestion is exactly
what I want to do: implement my own LIVE555 transcoding filter
(based on libAV). My confusion is about the registering of urls and
where to put the libAV play command. Do I need to register two urls:
the "normal camerastream" and the "transcoded camerastream", or
should it be enough to just use the "transcoded camerastream"? What
happens if a player tries to play the "transcoded camerastream"?
This will result in sending a RTSP play command to the camera, but
does the libAV play command do the same? I have not totally clear
what will happen and therefore need some suggestions in the right
direction.<br>
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best regards,<br>
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Frank van Eijkelenburg<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 01-09-15 21:41, Ross Finlayson
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Sorry, but I don’t see how your question has anything to do with
our software.
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<div class="">From what I can tell, you are using VLC to transcode
a RTSP/RTP stream. Although VLC uses our “RTSPClient” code to
access the ‘back-end’ RTSP/RTP stream, it doesn’t use any of our
code at all (including our ‘proxy server’ code) to do the
transcoding, nor to implement the RTSP server for the
‘front-end’ stream. (When VLC acts as a RTSP server, it uses
its own RTSP server implementation - not ours.)</div>
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<div class="">You *could*, if you wish, implement your own LIVE555
transcoding filter (e.g., using FFMPEG/libAV) and plug that into
our “ProxyServerMediaSession” - to implement a transcoding
LIVE555 Proxy RTSP server. But that’s not what VLC is doing; it
uses its own software to do this (except for accessing the
‘back-end’ RTSP/RTP stream).</div>
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<div class="">So, you should be asking your question on a VLC
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