Three options are supported right now:
- reuse=1|0
Allow or disallow reusing UDP sockets. Default 0.
- interface=a.b.c.d
Address of the interface over which to receive UDP multicast
streams.
- timeout=microseconds
Timeout in microseconds. Default to unlimited.
A UDP url should be of the form udp://ip:port[?options], here
is an example:
udp://224.1.2.30:88?reuse=1&interface=10.11.12.13&timeout=12345
Also deprecate --udp_interface_address flag in favor udp options.
Closes#133
Change-Id: I962d35bfedc1779d67ba20ed910207c66b7c1a15
The original code creates temporary file in the current directory,
which may not always be writable.
Change-Id: Icc278dd5db6be6206ae29defbb7423bae39cc978
There is a target name conflict between packager/base/base.gyp:run_all_unittests and
media_test.gyp:run_all_unittests. Change to media_test.gyp:run_tests_with_atexit_manager to
resolve the conflict.
On Linux the generated ninja files use path/libbase.a as target name.
In the Mac ninja file the target is just libbase.a.
As we have two libbase.a (base/base.gyp and media/base/media_base.gyp) the linking stage fails to include both libs.
Solve by renaming media_base.gyp's base target to media_base
ThreadedIoFile spawns a new thread for every new file. Thread
information is stored for tracking purpose by base::tracked_objects.
The tracking object remains even if the thread itself is destroyed.
This results in memory usage increased by a couple of bytes for every
new segment created in live mode (new segments spawns new threads).
Use WorkerPool instead to avoid spawning new threads.
Fixes Issue #61.
Change-Id: Id93283903c3ba8ebf172a0d58e19b082a72c6cf0
This can be used for unit tests to reduce the need for temporary
files. A MemoryFile acts the same as any other File object, but
stores the contents in memory. The memory pointer can be accessed
directly. A file with the 'memory://' prefix will be a memory file.
Change-Id: I10ae3ed5391c8fd838e6dfb33106dec959bdc224
Chun-da Chen
Kongqun Yang
Anders Hasselqvist
Jacob Trimble
Thomas Inskip