Closed alexsandro-xpt closed 7 years ago
No, you will also need http tunneling support.
For an example see: https://github.com/SpecForge/html5_rtsp_player/wiki/HTML5-RTSP-Player
You can also use my library which is available at http://net7mma.codeplex.com and will support TCP and UDP out of the box, http and others are underway but the more feedback and users I have the more reason I can find to continue development and support....
As far as know, HTML5 video and audio players do not use RTP/RTSP.
@RogerHardiman So, how streamming content are played on web browser without flash?
As far as i know all the web browser based streaming solutions that are HTML5 based (and do not use plugins) use protocols that work via HTTP Proxies.
Some systems use WebRTC protocol which sends the video data via WebSockets. WebSockets is a two way socket from the browser to a server that will pass through HTTP proxies.
Some systems have Javascript video codecs but still use WebSockets to get the raw video over a websockets connection.
Some systems use HLS which is a standard for streaming over HTTP
I think we could close this issue.
With this library, can I streamming a mp3 file to HTML5 player via rtp/rtsp protocol?