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I installed your app on my device and tried to connect it to a RTSP stream from another device which is using Android. Unfortunately there is no video that is shown on the iPhone screen despite the connection.
The log says: No accelerated colorspace conversion from yuv320p to rgb24.
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It doesn't even play the rtps's which are commented in theDFUViewController.m. It's just showing me a blank screen with no images or buttons. I haven't changed anything from the code.
@dannyboyukliev I had a very similar problem initially (including a similar warning about the colorspace).
I'm using the simulator and the default device is iPhone Retina 3.5. The UI layout isn't high enough to see the play button at the bottom. If I change to iPhone Retina 4 then I can then see the Play button at the bottom and when I press it everything works as expected. I spent quite some time working this out though because I thought there was an issue with the ffmpeg libraries!
Does this support live streaming? I played Wowza sample video and it worked fine. However, I played it on another live stream from IPCam, it took like 20~30 seconds for the ViewController to show. And it got SIGPIPE and crashed at
RTSPPlayer.m line 181 avformat_seek_file(pFormatCtx, videoStream, targetFrame, targetFrame, targetFrame, AVSEEK_FLAG_FRAME); DFUViewController.m line 77 [video seekTime:0.0];
Hi,
I installed your app on my device and tried to connect it to a RTSP stream from another device which is using Android. Unfortunately there is no video that is shown on the iPhone screen despite the connection.
The log says: No accelerated colorspace conversion from yuv320p to rgb24.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: