Thread: [asio-users] open source RTSP implementation?

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I wonder if anyone know about an open source RTP/ RTSP implementation,
both client & server...?

You could try live555 (http://www.live555.com/).

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Subject: [asio-users] open source RTSP implementation?

I wonder if anyone know about an open source RTP/ RTSP implementation,
both client & server...?

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I believe there was a group announced about a month or so ago on the
BOOST developers mailing, that were going to implement most of the
important/common protocols on top of ASIO, such as http,ftp,pop3,imap
etc... I'm not sure if RTP/RTSP will be one of the initial protocols
to be implemented, it may be worth your while to see how that group is
progressing.

>From: Ãkos MarÃ³y <>
>
>I wonder if anyone know about an open source RTP/ RTSP implementation,
>both client & server...?
>

Hi Arash,

On 11/07/07, Arash Partow <ar...@ho...> wrote:
>
> I believe there was a group announced about a month or so ago on the
> BOOST developers mailing, that were going to implement most of the
> important/common protocols on top of ASIO, such as http,ftp,pop3,imap
> etc... I'm not sure if RTP/RTSP will be one of the initial protocols
> to be implemented, it may be worth your while to see how that group is
> progressing.

This is the cpp-netlib project http://cpp-netlib.wiki.sourceforge.net/

Its still a young project so any input you have will be welcome.
Regards,
Glyn