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gh-11: Transport header parser bolstering:
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values that should be caps, will parse OK as lowercase now.
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* :broadcast_type now parses ‘multicast’. * :destination now returns the value of the destination instead of “destination=x.x.x.x” * :source now returns the value of the source instead of “source=x.x.x.x” * Added parsing for fields: * ttl * port * ssrc * channel * address * mode
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gh-10: Session header now detects timeout value. This means that where use of the value extracted from this header used to be a simple Integer, now you
have a session Hash with :session_id and :timeout keys.
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Extracted RTP-esque functionality to an
rtp
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Laxed dependency requirement on parslet.
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Bumped dependency requirement on sdp to ~> 0.2.6, due to parslet conflicts
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Added a queue for listening and building the RTP file from the received data.
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Fixed bugs:
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gh-6: .gemspec was missing
parslet
dependency. Thanks [tindron].
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‘gem test rtsp` is failing; added rtsp.gemspec to list of files in the spec.
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Changed RTSP::Capturer init_*_server methods to take params in order to reduce dependency on state of the Capturer object.
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Improvements:
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If RTSP::Capturer can’t open port 9000, it increments by 1 and tries again, 50 times, then raises.
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gh-4: Remove dependency on ore en lieu of standard gem commands.
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Participate in test.rubygems.org!
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Fixed bugs:
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gh-5: Fixed ‘Bad file descriptor’ bug when capturing to file.
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Manually released; the gemspec that Ore created didn’t install bin/rtsp_client.
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Fixed bugs:
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gh-1: No longer use Socket::SO_REUSEADDR or Socket::SO_REUSEPORT.
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gh-2: rtsp_client now requires the installed rtsp/client.
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Capturer#run’s log message now says what it’s logging.
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bin/rtsp_client:
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Fixed bad description for –stream.
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Added –version.
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Updated README.rdoc:
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…to clarify that REDIRECT isn’t yet supported.
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…with brief usage on bin/rtsp_client.
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Happy birthday!
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All standard RTSP methods supported.
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Captures RTP data to a file, but doesn’t ensure RTP sequencing before putting to file.
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One client object can only handle 1 stream; use a client per stream until this functionality gets implemented.
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Only handles unicast, UDP streams.
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RTSP exceptions are all +RTSP::Error+s; this will change.