rtspsrc does not send a TEARDOWN when moving from PLAYING to READY

nboxall nboxall at gmail.com
Thu Jun 15 08:34:12 UTC 2017


I am using the rtspsrc plugin to receive a live stream from a camera.  The
plugin version 1.10.2

The problem I have is that when the pipeline transitions from PLAYING to
READY, a TEARDOWN command is *not *sent to the camera so it keeps the
session alive on the camera. 
When I use VLC Player to view the stream from the camera, a TEARDOWN request
is sent to the camera and the camera session is shut down.
In Wireshark and I can see the TEARDOWN produced by VLC Player, but rtspsrc
only gets as far as sending a PAUSE.

These warnings are produced by GStreamer rtspsrc during the PLAYING to READY
transitions. 
0:00:34.795084014 12768   03445C58 WARN                 rtspsrc
gstrtspsrc.c:5529:gst_rtspsrc_try_send:<rtspsrc> receive interrupted
0:00:34.795145595 12768   03445C58 WARN                 rtspsrc
gstrtspsrc.c:7586:gst_rtspsrc_pause:<rtspsrc> PAUSE interrupted
0:00:34.809807947 12768   03445C58 WARN                 rtspsrc
gstrtspsrc.c:5682:gst_rtspsrc_send:<rtspsrc> got NOT IMPLEMENTED, disable
method TEARDOWN

This link -
http://gstreamer-devel.966125.n4.nabble.com/Plugin-rtspsrc-1-4-1-doesn-t-teardown-media-session-on-server-Why-td4682200.html
- seems to suggest that the "bug" was fixed in 1.8.1, however I am testing
with 1.10.2

This link - https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=739265 - seems to
suggest the "bug" was rejected as intended behaviour and was not fixed. Some
fix code is supplied but I am currently using the GStreamer binaries so
would like to avoid having to build GStreamer myself. 

*So, has anyone else had this issue and did you find a workaround to force
rtspsrc to send a TEARDOWN?*

Note - I am building a Qt C++ project using the QtGStreamer library to wrap
GStreamer. 



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