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| Re: Real time streaming h.264 RTSP to
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2008-04-30 09:58:47 |
We are actually working on something like this Tim. It will
more than
likely be released as part of Red5 under the LGPL license. I
am not
sure of the timeline for release at this moment though.
-Chris
On Apr 27, 2008, at 10:12 AM, Rich Shupe wrote:
> I'm afraid QuickTime Broadcaster doesn't go all the way
to RTMP, but
> I'm not
> sure about that. A non-answer, perhaps, but it might be
worth
> looking into
> if you haven't already done so. It definitely does live
H.264.
>
> Did you look into the real-time Sorenson, On2, and
Adobe products? I
> know
> you said you're not looking for transcoding, but that's
as far as my
> limited
> knowledge takes me.
>
>
> On 4/27/08 2:32 AM, "Tim" <aggedor2 gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> I have been searching the list to see if this is
yet possible with
>> VLC, RED5
>> or any other product.
>>
>> Can anyone shed some light on this as at the moment
the situation
>> is not very
>> clear. Is there a (preferably open source) tool
available that will
>> take a
>> H.264 RTSP stream in real time and convert it to a
h.264 RTMP stream?
>>
>> Second question - if there is, is there an
implementation that is not
>> computationally intensive? We are not talking about
transcoding
>> here - just
>> repackaging RTSP to RTMP in real time. Does anyone
know what the
>> computational
>> requirements are for any existing implementations?
I'm really
>> looking for
>> something that I can compile and run in an embedded
system.
>>
>> Thanks for any assistance on this.
>
> Rich
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| Re: Real time streaming h.264 RTSP to
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2008-04-30 10:10:15 |
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Do you know of any existing lightweight options that I might be able to pursue. As this is for an embedded solution, performance and memory are both big issues. We only need a basic streaming server, or even a combination of programs that achieve the rtsp in and rtmp out separately.
I noticed that Live555 have a small rtsp server written in C/C++, that might be useful if I can find another simple C based RTMP implementation.
Do you have any pointers?
- Tim
On Thu, May 1, 2008 at 12:58 AM, Chris Allen < mrchrisall engmail.com">mrchrisallengmail.com> wrote:
We are actually working on something like this Tim. It will more than
likely be released as part of Red5 under the LGPL license. I am not
sure of the timeline for release at this moment though.
-Chris
On Apr 27, 2008, at 10:12 AM, Rich Shupe wrote: &g t; I'm afraid QuickTime Broadcaster doesn't go all the way to RTMP, but
> I'm not
> sure about that. A non-answer, perhaps, but it might be worth
> looking into
> if you haven't already done so. It definitely does live H.264.
>;
> Did you look into the real-time Sorenson, On2, and Adobe products? I
> know
> you said you're not looking for transcoding, but that's as far as my
> limited
> knowledge takes me.
>
>
> On 4/27/08 2:32 AM, "Tim" < aggedor2gmail.com">aggedor2gmail.com> wrote:
>;
>> I have been searching the list to see if this is yet possible with
>;> VLC, RED5
>> or any other product.
>>
>;> Can anyone shed some light on this as at the moment the situation
>> is not very
>> clear. Is there a (preferably open source) tool available that will
>;> take a
>> H.264 RTSP stream in real time and convert it to a h.264 RTMP stream?
>>
>> Second question - if there is, is there an implementation that is not
>> computationally intensive? We are not talking about transcoding
>>; here - just
>> repackaging RTSP to RTMP in real time. Does anyone know what the
>> computational
>>; requirements are for any existing implementations? I'm really
>;> looking for
>> something that I can compile and run in an embedded system.
>>
>> Thanks for any assistance on this.
>
> Rich
> http://www.LearningActionScript3.com
>;
>
>
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