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| SkyWire Video SDK adds RTSP and 3GPP support |
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SkyWire Video SDK now supports RTSP using 3GPP for MPEG4 and Audio support to Cell Phones.
Support is avilable in C++ or Delphi with .NET support coming soon. SDK is very easy to use. Below is an example of a sample C++ Implementation
#include <windows.h>
#include <objbase.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <conio.h>
#import "D:/SVN/RTSPServer/RTSPCOMServer/Debug/RTSPCOMServer.dll"
using namespace RTSPCOMSERVERLib;
void main(){
CoInitialize(NULL); // Initialize COM
IRTSPServerPtr server;
if (FAILED(server.CreateInstance(__uuidof(RTSPServer)))){
printf("Can't initalize RTSP server\n\r");
return;
}
server->Initialize(554); // Initialize RTSP Server. port = 554 (default)
DWORD ChannelID = 0; // Channel identificator
server->AddChannel(_bstr_t("1.3gp"), 320, 200, &ChannelID); // Create channel "1.3gp". 320x200
server->Run(); // Run the server
// NOTE: all channels must be created before Run() call
BYTE* stuff = new BYTE[320*200*3]; // allocate 320x200x3 image
while(!kbhit()){ // main loop
for ( int i=0; i<320*200*3;i++ ){ //
stuff[i] = rand()%255; // fill the image with random values
} //
server->PushFrame(ChannelID, (BYTE**)&stuff); // push that image to the server channel
Sleep(100); // sleep (10 fps)
}
}
Here is sample of using Delphi:
FRTSPServer:=TRTSPServer.Create(nil);
FRTSPServer.Initialize(strToIntDef(PortEdit.Text,554));
FRTSPServer.AddChannel(ChannelNameEdit.text,FWDM.ImageWidth,FWDM.ImageHeight,FStreamID);
FRTSPServer.Run;
Contact ASTA for details or an evaluation.
Evaluation available for download .
This technology was developed as part of the SkyWire Video Security Product line is available on many platforms including Win32, Java Cell Phone, PocketPC, Linux, Java, Symbian and Palm OS.
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