rtspd - RTSP streaming media server
rtspd [-s serverroot] [-v [-o tracefile]] [-X] [-p port]
Binary and source "beta" distribution are available now. The code runs on Solaris, FreeBSD 3.x, Linux, Windows NT, with other Unix platforms available upon request.
rtspd is a RTSP streaming media server.
The server is configured through the file rtspd.conf. The location of the configuration file can be specified via the -s command line parameter.
- RTSP (RFC 2326) implementation
- playback and recording of G711 Mu law (.au files);
- can deliver data to unicast address;
- Sun .au files;
- multi-threaded;
- portable across Unix and Windows NT;
- Works with Apple QuickTime client;
- random positioning in stream;
- deliver data to multicast addresses;
- wav and Apple QuickTime files;
- -s serverroot
- Top level directory for the server to look for the configuration file. Default is currect directory.
- -v
- Makes the server print out debugging information to stdout.
- -o tracefile
- Debugging information is printed out to the specified tracefile.
- -X
- Run in single-process mode, for internal debugging purposes only; the daemon does not detach from the terminal.
- -p port
- Overrides the default port.
RTSP
Henning Schulzrinne, Kundan Singh, and Jonathan Lennox at Columbia University, Department of Computer Science
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