testing - Failed to Get SDP Description : 404 Stream not found testRTSPClient in LIVE555 -


I am new to Live555 and recently started learning some things about it. Docks explains that a good test is in the source code, which will have to exclude samples given in the testProgs folder. Therefore, I have started testing some programs which are easily available in the live 555 source.

From the MediaSer folder, I am running the server according to the docs, the movie file (MP4) Place should be placed in the form of XE which I did when I try to open the client (testRTSPClient.exe), I keep an error for the SDP details as shown in the screen shot.

What am I doing wrong? Does it mean that I finally provide a SDP files to the customer? No such statement was found in your docs which is quite ambiguous at this time.

Thanks in advance!

screenshot

Live 555 media server does not yet support the mp4 file.

When you start it, something similar happens:

  LIVE555 Media Server version 0.84 (LIVE555 Streaming Media Library version 2014.09.11). Play stream from this server using URL rtsp: //192.168.0.16: 8554 / & lt; Filename & gt; Where & lt; Filename & gt; There is a file present in the current directory. Each file type is estimated by its name suffix: ".264" = & gt; An H.264 Video Elementary Stream File ".265" = & gt; A h. 265 Video Elementary Stream File ".aac" = & gt; An AAC Audio (ADTS Format) file ".ac3" => AC-3 audio file ".mr" = & gt; An AMR audio file ".dv" = & gt; A DV video file ".m4e" => An MPEG-4 video primary stream file ".mkv" = & gt; A Metroska Audio + Video + (Optional) Subtitle File ". Mp3" => An MPEG-1 or 2 audio file ".mpg" = & gt; An MPEG-1 or 2 program stream (audio + video) file ".ogg" or ".ogv" or ".opus" = & gt; An OG audio and / or video file ".ts" = & gt; An MPEG transport stream file (a ".tsx" index file - if present-server offers 'trick play' support) ".vob" = & gt; A "VOB" (MPEG-2 video with AC-3 audio) file ".wav" = & gt; A WAV audio file ".webm" => See http://www.live555.com/mediaServer/ for a WebM Audio (Vorbis) + Video (VP8) file for additional documentation. (We use port 8000 for optional RTSP-over-HTTP tunnel, or for HTTP live streaming (only for indexed transport stream files).)  

Should use example mkv


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