RtspClientSharp 1.3.3

C# RTSP source based on RtspClientSharp - Supported transport protocols: TCP/UDP - Supported media codecs: H.264/MJPEG For h264 support install RtspClientSharp.Source.Native.Windows or RtspClientSharp.Source.Native.Linux, depending on the system you want to run the application on. To use this library: 1. Create an instance: > RtspClientSharpSource _source; > _source = new RtspClientSharpSource(); > _source.FrameReceived += OnFrameReceived; > _source.StatusChanged += OnStatusChanged; 2. Create functions to handle FrameReceived and StatusChanged events: > private void OnFrameReceived(object sender, (DateTime PcTime, DateTime NtpTime, TimeSpan Elapsed, RtpTransportProtocol Mode, RtspFrameDataWInfo frameWInfo) frame); > private void OnStatusChanged(object sender, string status); 3. Start the source (specify rtspAddress and RtpTransportProtocol according to your needs): > _source.Start(rtspAddress, RtpTransportProtocol.TCP); 4. Stop the source when it's not needed anymore: > _source.Stop(); 5. Don't forget to dispose it once you've done with it: > _source.Dispose();

C# RTSP source based on RtspClientSharp - Supported transport protocols: TCP/UDP - Supported media codecs: H.264/MJPEG For h264 support install RtspClientSharp.Source.Native.Windows or RtspClientSharp.Source.Native.Linux, depending on the system you want to run the application on. To use this library: 1. Create an instance: > RtspClientSharpSource _source; > _source = new RtspClientSharpSource(); > _source.FrameReceived += OnFrameReceived; > _source.StatusChanged += OnStatusChanged; 2. Create functions to handle FrameReceived and StatusChanged events: > private void OnFrameReceived(object sender, (DateTime PcTime, DateTime NtpTime, TimeSpan Elapsed, RtpTransportProtocol Mode, RtspFrameDataWInfo frameWInfo) frame); > private void OnStatusChanged(object sender, string status); 3. Start the source (specify rtspAddress and RtpTransportProtocol according to your needs): > _source.Start(rtspAddress, RtpTransportProtocol.TCP); 4. Stop the source when it's not needed anymore: > _source.Stop(); 5. Don't forget to dispose it once you've done with it: > _source.Dispose();

C# RTSP source based on RtspClientSharp - Supported transport protocols: TCP/UDP - Supported media codecs: H.264/MJPEG For h264 support install RtspClientSharp.Source.Native.Windows or RtspClientSharp.Source.Native.Linux, depending on the system you want to run the application on. To use this library: 1. Create an instance: > RtspClientSharpSource _source; > _source = new RtspClientSharpSource(); > _source.FrameReceived += OnFrameReceived; > _source.StatusChanged += OnStatusChanged; 2. Create functions to handle FrameReceived and StatusChanged events: > private void OnFrameReceived(object sender, (DateTime PcTime, DateTime NtpTime, TimeSpan Elapsed, RtpTransportProtocol Mode, RtspFrameDataWInfo frameWInfo) frame); > private void OnStatusChanged(object sender, string status); 3. Start the source (specify rtspAddress and RtpTransportProtocol according to your needs): > _source.Start(rtspAddress, RtpTransportProtocol.TCP); 4. Stop the source when it's not needed anymore: > _source.Stop(); 5. Don't forget to dispose it once you've done with it: > _source.Dispose();

C# RTSP source based on RtspClientSharp - Supported transport protocols: TCP/UDP - Supported media codecs: H.264/MJPEG For h264 support install RtspClientSharp.Source.Native.Windows or RtspClientSharp.Source.Native.Linux, depending on the system you want to run the application on.