Test with VLC first, see if that works.
Richard
Test with VLC first, see if that works.
Richard
Check /conf/server12/Application.xml /RTP /Authentication /PlayMethod
Change from “digest” to “none”
Richard
If you are not able to play the sample either, you might have a configuration problem. Make sure Application.xml /RTP /Authentication /PlayMethod is set to “none”
Richard
Did you use this version Extremists.m4v?:
http://www.wowza.com/downloads/content/Extremists.m4v
Richard
Try this:
public void onRTPSessionDestroy(RTPSession rtpSession) {
rtpSession.getRTSPStream().getStream().getElapsedTime();
}
Richard
There is some RTP/RTSP info in this HTTProvider example:
http://www.wowza.com/community/t/-/84
Not exactly what you are looking for, but maybe it will help figure out how.
Richard
No, It doesn’t work with H.264/AAC content. It will work with vp6 or sorenson spark encoding in flv files.
Richard
In Flash, the playStart, playLen, and playReset correspond to Nestream.play command arguments:
netstream.play(streamName, start, length, reset)
netstream.play("example.flv",0,-1,true)
These parameters don’t exist in IRTSPActionNotify onPlay.
Yes, I think rtpSession.getServerIP() returning clientIP may be a bug.
Richard
Charlie sent this patch:
http://www.wowza.com/downloads/WowzaMediaServer-2-2-3/WowzaMediaServer2.2.3-patch7.zip
It should fix the rtpSession.getServerIp() bug.
Richard
There is not a way to send a message the client in RTSP streaming.
I think rtpSession.shutdown is the right option.
seek bar still moving a particular player is a player issue.
Richard
If for RTSP streaming, yes it is applicable for audio.
Richard
I saw the mobile streaming example from the link below posted above:
Direct RTSP/RTP URL (QuickTime player or VLC):
rtsp://184.72.239.149/vod/mp4:BigBuckBunny_175k.mov
Does Wowza also support RTSP streaming of .3gp and .3g2 H.264 files for mobile devices?
Thanks,
Derrick
OK Thanks Charlie!
Also, for this example below…
Direct RTSP/RTP URL (QuickTime player or VLC):
rtsp://184.72.239.149/vod/mp4:BigBuckBunny_175k.mov
Is there any other special configuration that needs to take place other than intalling the Wowza Media Server 2 patch15 to get the mobile streaming example working? Is port 1935 or port 80 being used?
Thanks,
Derrick
Great Charlie. Thanks
Derrick
Tested this out this afternoon - happily playing OD rtsp content on a variety of mobile devices, very nice work guys!!!
Will of course let you know of any issues we run in to!
Well, first of all thanks for implementing vod support!
I tested it today and it works quite well so far.
I had only some troubles with the request URIs.
If I use
server:1935/vod/mp4:path/file.mp4
as in your examples the error log complains about
INFO server comment - Error creating object name javax.management.MalformedObjectNameException: Invalid character ':' in value part of property
and the path is shortened to the first “/”
If I use
server:1935/vod/_definst_/mp4:path/file.mp4
everything works fine.
Am I doing something wrong?
Regards, MASHtm
http://www.wowza.com/mobile.html
seems to not work on my G1 (rooted, latest CyanoGen mod 5.07, Firmware version 2.1-update1, kernel version 2.6.33.3, build number EPE54B).
it just gives “Sorry, this video cannot be played.” message
http://www.wowza.com/mobile.html
seems to not work on my G1 (rooted, latest CyanoGen mod 5.07, Firmware version 2.1-update1, kernel version 2.6.33.3, build number EPE54B).
it just gives “Sorry, this video cannot be played.” message
Hm, I’ve just tested with local Wowza and it seems to work fine
What API can be used to monitor stream pause/resume/seek ?
Hi! Two questions:
public void onPlay(IMediaStream s, String streamName, double playStart, double playLen, int playReset)
… and what is convenient is that it has playStart
… and onSeek has location, like other methods
but when using IRTSPActionNotify I do not understand how to get needed info from (for example)
public void onPlay(RTPSession rtspSession, RTSPRequestMessage req, RTSPResponseMessages resp)
please suggest how to do it…
I call session.getServerIp(), however I get ip of my android device, but not ip of my Wowza server.
Thank you!
Thank you, Richard!
However, as you know, RTSP allows seeking (as RTMP), so definitely there should be some way to guess to what point of video the player has seeked in IRTSPActionNotify (probably on in onPlay, bun in some other method).
When player does seek, Wowza in some way gets the new play position from player request, so technically there is nothing hard to give that position to code that uses Wowza API.
Please advice…
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