Implementations RTSP Protocols

Implementations RTSP Protocols

Implementations

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- Tool to check the availability of time-based media files and real-time media streams. Written in Java utilizing JMF.
- MPEG-4/ISMA interoperability suite produced by Cisco. Supports MPEG-4 Audio (aac), MPEG-4 Video, RTP, RTSP, MP3 (using RFC 2250). Includes client, server (Darwin), and encoding tools. [Client and Server, includes source]
- Video server with integrated content management and content distribution technology with MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MP3, and QuickTime media streaming. [Server]
- Server for Windows NT and 2000. Streams VP4 compressed video files.
- Server implementation of RTSP, RTP/RTCP, and SDP. Delivers on-demand streams from hinted MPEG-4 (.mp4), hinted Apple QuickTime (.mov) and hinted 3GPP(.3gp) files. Live streaming is also supported via reflection of RTP sources (Free stream-limited server d
- RTSP/RTP implementation for multimedia systems researchers who want to investigate protocols and operating systems issues [Server, Client, Proxy; includes source]
- SDK for adding streaming media to Java applications and applets. [Client SDK]
- Apple's multi-platform multimedia software architecture. Supports RTSP/RTP with H.261, H.263, MPEG 1 Video, Layer 1 and 2 Audio, DVI, mu-Law, a-Law and others. [Client, includes source]
- The Vovida Open Communication Application Library (VOCAL) is an open source project targeted at facilitating the adoption of VoIP in the marketplace. The Vovida implementation of RTSP includes an RTSP stack and server with playing and recording capabiliti
- Media delivery platform for streaming multimedia productions. Supports RTSP/RTP delivery of AVI, WAV, MP3, and MOV files, as well as RTSP delivery of RealAudio and RealVideo [Server, Proxy, and SDK; source available]
- ANSI C library which supports H.263 format video streams as specified in RFC 2190, extendable to handle other formats. Designed for portability and integration into applications.
- RealNetworks cross-platform multimedia player. Supports RTSP/RTP with H.261, u-Law, a-law, MP3, DVI. [Client]
- C++ libraries for implementing RTSP/RTP. Implements several packetizations: MP3 (RFC 2250, RFC 3119), MPEG Video (RFC 2250), and H.263+ (RFC 2429). Renderers not included. [Client and Server, includes LGPL source]
- Apple's open source streaming server and proxy. Supports RTSP/RTP serving of MOV files. [Server and Proxy, includes source]
- Open Mash supports the Mash streaming media toolkit and distributed collaboration applications based on the Internet Mbone tools and protocols. [Client, includes source]
- Provides real-time video content streaming to IP-enabled Set-Top Box hardware. Features include: multicast, UDP unicast, trick-play, and multiple codec support.
- Java-based video server produced by students at Østfold College, Norway.
- IBM's toolkit is based on tools developed for video and other applications in 1995-1996. Their toolkit reflects the Unix philosophy of shells, processes and generic tools, and demonstrate a shell-based implementation of the protocol and its usefulness for
- MPEG-1 Streaming Player for Linux produced by eProcess. [Client, includes source]
- Video server and viewer which implements RTSP, RTP, H.261, and MPEG video. [Client and Server]
- Supports serving of .au files via RTSP/RTP for Windows NT and Solaris [Server, source available]
- An open source reference implementation of an application-level firewall proxy for UNIX. This kit includes all source code for the proxy and documentation for building and installing the RTSP proxy. [Proxy, includes source]

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