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glive - a Gstreamer-based Live Example RTP/RTCP video server and client (C) John Weber (rjohnweber@gmail.com) Avnet Electronics Marketing This example program shows how to use the Gstreamer library to create an RTP/RTCP video streamer on i.MX6 boards, though it could easily be used on other platforms by changing some of the elements used for capture, encode, decode, and playback. They makes use of a TCP socket to control the link. The program is licensed with the GNU Public License, version 2. Hardware Dependencies: Server: Freescale i.MX6-based board Image sensor connected to and working on CSI Client: x86 host - or - i.MX6-based board with LCD or HDMI monitor connected - or, in the case the server is configured for RTSP mode - Any RTSP client program (e.g. VLC) Software Dependencies: Gstreamer-0.10 gst-fsl-plugins (mfw_v4lsrc, vpuenc) For x86 clients, it uses the ffdec_h264, ffmpegcolorspace, and autovideosink elements For i.MX6 clients, it uses vpudec and mfw_v4lsink gst-rtsp-server To build: 1) Make sure that a cross toolchain is configured in your path. > export CROSS_COMPILE = <cross compiler prefix will end with a dash '-'> > make Copy the binaries to the target filesystem using your preferred method. (e.g. ftp, scp, copying to SDcard) Start server, in normal RTP/RTCP mode (on target): > glive-server Start client (on target or host): > glive-client -s <IP address of server> The client should connect to the server automatically. Start server in RTSP mode: > glive-server -r then, open an RTSP client program and direct it to the correct URI: http://<IP address>:8554/camera
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