Daniel Laird wrote:
> I have been watching with some interest the increasing amount of code that is
> going into lib/direct/stream.c/h
>
> Of particular interest is the RTP/RTSP work that is starting to go in.
>
> I have been using the LIVE555 library (http://ww.live555.com/liveMedia/)
> This seems to be a fairly fully featured RTP implementation.
> It seems to have been taken on board by a number of projects.
> I think It would not be to hard to add support for RTP using this library
> instead of growing the code in stream.c further. (there is the obvious
> point that livemedia is C++)
>
> I was wondering if the author of the stream.[c/h] code had seen this library
> and whether using this library would be of benefit i.e not re-inventing the
> wheel etc.
>
I am aware about live555.com library (used for testing) and I explain
why we will never use it:
- the library is written in C++ (not good for embedded devices)
- we want to limit the number of dependencies to build DirectFB
- the library only supports the standard RTSP protocol, while
the implementation in direct/stream.c supports both standard
and RealMedia protocols
- the implementation in direct/stream.c is really compact (in size)
and however you can disable building the code by disabling
network support (./configure --disable-network)
--
Regards,
Claudio Ciccani
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http://directfb.org
http://sf.net/projects/php-directfb
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