GStreamer + Hauppauge WinTV-HVR1120

[Paulo Paiva]

Thanks Andrey for the quick reply!

> 0.0.0.0 looks strange to me. Should not it be 127.0.0.1 if you are
> using localhost (same computer running client and server) or other
> valid IP address?

As for the IP 0.0.0.0 is the same as 127.0.0.1 so the problem is not there.

> It is impossible to provide any suggestions without more information
> about what is going wrong. You can try to increase the debug level for
> server and see how far does it go, i.e. if there is an attempt to open
> connection from the client, if yes, what request comes in, etc.
> Similarly, you can take a careful look at the output from mplayer.
> There is definitely some error messages telling you why it does not
> want to play video.

The output from the execution of the server with a --gst-debug=5 
parameter is in annex. It is pretty extensive. After some analysis I 
know that the request is received and the server responds. For some 
reason it gets a teardown request from client, sever closes the 
connection and keeps going, the server does not close. (output2.log 
server stdio information )

$ mplayer -v rtsp://127.0.0.1:3001/fileplay, mplayer.log
mplayer detects the audio and video encoding and then sends a teardown 
request...


Any idea?
Logs and source code can be found here: 
http://sips.inesc-id.pt/~ppaiva/logs.tar.bz2



Another thing, some time ago I asked here if there was some way of 
making rtsp-server use a defined port range. I made a function for that 
and added some code to other functions in order to make a proper work. 
Should that be added as a feature to gst-rtsp-streamer? If so how should 
I proceed ?


Regards!

Paulo Paiva