RTSP client in android

c++ android client rtsp
Vinay picture Vinay · Jul 29, 2009 · Viewed 28k times · Source

I am writing a RTSP client in Android. I am able to receive the Responses for all the requests i.e.,

  1. DESCRIBE it sends back the 200 OK
  2. SETUP with transport: RTP/AVP:unicast:client_port=4568:4569 got the 200 OK Message back
  3. Sent PLAY, and got the OK Message

After that how to get the audio and video frames?

I have searched on blogs, but all say to listen at client_port but I am not receiving any packets.

Please let me know am I doing correctly.

Answer

haseman picture haseman · Jul 30, 2009

You may or may not know this, but Android has built in support for RTSP using the VideoView.

http://developer.android.com/reference/android/widget/VideoView.html

This may cut down on your development time...or it may be totally useless if you're trying to roll your own RTSP stack.

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