[streaming] Re: RTSP

[flavio.oliveira at indt.org.br]

Hi,

My application will run on Nokia 6600 with Symbian OS 7.0
Current Symbian does not support HTTP streaming for media files. What's the main Goal: Support phone-to-phone RTP streaming.

I am using the Symbian native MMF support for RTP client. It is supported through OpenUrlL() in the CVideoPlayerUtility class. 
If I pass a URL string started with "rtsp://....." to the OpenUrlL(), the video/audio will run automatically. 
I use the RealOne Player on the 6600 phone to act as a client for testing.

So what I want:
	Phone A - Running Symbian RTP Client or VLC client
	Phone B - Running a VLC with Server to Streaming the MP3 File to Phone A


Device Specifications:
The Nokia 6600 runs on Symbian 7.0, supports both HSCSD and GPRS data transfer in addition to local Bluetooth and infrared connectivity.
Nokia 6600 has a 104MHZ ARM9 CPU

Regards, Flavio

-----Original Message-----
From: streaming-bounce at videolan.org
[mailto:streaming-bounce at videolan.org]On Behalf Of ext Benjamin PRACHT
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 11:50
To: streaming at videolan.org
Subject: [streaming] Re: RTSP


On Mon, Aug 23, 2004, flavio.oliveira at indt.org.br wrote :
> Hi,
> 
> I need to port RTSP Server to ARM Platform to get Video Streaming . . . i had installed the VideoLan source Code.
> What are the source that I'll need?
> src
>     audio_output
>     extras
>     input
>     misc
>     stream_outup
>     video_output
> 
> Does it use RTSP Lib provide by Live.com? Will I need of some more Libs?
>

Well, you don't need live.com to stream rtsp, only to receive such a
stream. You could however need more libs, depending on what you are
planing to do. BTW, which os are you planing to use ? VLC port for linux
and pocket PC on ARM processors have already been made. Extending them
to stream RTP/RTSP shound't be much work (if any is required...)
 
-- 
BigBen

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