Re: Status RTSP

Bart Kerver wrote:
> VLS-team,
> 
>>> RTSP is none exsisting I guess Loïc Minier was talking about RTCP/RTP 
>>> which is different from RTSP.
>>
> 
> I see you will be working on a VoD solution somwhere in the project 
> (http://www.mburns.fr.st/cdc_videolan/cdc.html). At the moment I have a 
> management tool available, I call it DVLSM - Distributed VideoLAN-Server 
> Management. It is a wey to manage several VLS servers, start and stop 
> streams and query a database for content (eg).
> 
> I need RTSP too to make streamcontrol possible. I asked the VLC guys for 
> a way to be able to start VLC by a minetype (which doesn't work) as a 
> first step to automate the to start a stream using the webinterface 
> (fire VLC with the parameters generated by DVLSM). So far this feature 
> is not supported. I have looked into using an external executable to 
> fire-up VLC and send the addional paramaters (fe PERL).
> 
> DVLSM is momentary not publicly available on the network, since VLS 
> makes a DoS possible by starting a stream to an host and logging out (a 
> stream will be started to the IP-adres requesting the stream). So I need 
> a way to control the streams on a server level to complete the VoD 
> solution. RTSP is therefore the way to go!
> 
> If there is a first implementation of RTSP available I'd love to test it.
> 
> Best regards,
> Bart
> 
VLS is configurabel through the telnet interface. If you like to have 
RTSP a quite fast solution is to
implement a small server that understands RTSP and talks telnet to VLS.

client ------> RTSP Server ------->(telnet) VLS

Implement only a subset of RTSP:
- SETUP
- TEARDOWN
- PLAY, etc.

Just enough to start and stop a stream.

Grtz,
Jean-Paul Saman.


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