This is something I have been trying to achieve also (not had success as yet). One of the things I missed the first time around was to build x264 lib with --disable-asm. Cheers John On 30 May 2014 18:06, SL <pj at lugato.it> wrote: > Hi, > Is there anyone that is able to successfully make simple_pjsua working > with video? > If so, please suggest me a remote user agent that can offer a good > videocall capability when it connects to simple_pjsua > > By my side, I am trying to get simple_pjsua working with video, but I just > got an empty frozen windows in the remote user agent. > > I'm trying to do this on Raspberry PI with Linux/Rasbpian o/s. Anyways I > think that my code should compile on any platform, as original simple_pjsua > should do. I don't think it is something related to Raspberry, but I would > like to be sure on this point. > > Actually original simple_pjsua should automatically enable video by > default, if it is compiled with video enabled pjsip library, by using > default video drivers. Please notice that a remote user agent that properly > support H264 streaming is needed to test it. > > Anyway I made some simply changes to avoid platform-dependant > compatibility problems with audio and video drivers. > > Since Raspberry PI hasn't any audio input, I used null-audio and I > short-circuited incoming audio streaming to remote user agent, by sending > back audio to remote user agent and echoes incoming voice. This trick works > fine and avoid to get in trouble with Linux audio support. > > I also disabled camera driver since this force pjsua to use internal > colorbar generator. This should show colorbar on remote user agent video > window, as a proof that video streaming works fine. Colorbar should also be > easier to compress than camera frames, so it should make H264 compression > task lighter. > > Finally I also tried to turn video session to one-way, thinking it is a > good Idea to relief cpu from decoding incoming H264 video stream, with > following code: > > PJ_LOG(3,(THIS_FILE, "I'm going to change video stream direction to 1 > (ENCODE)")); > pjsua_call_vid_strm_op_param vid_strm_param; > pjsua_call_vid_strm_op_param_default(&vid_strm_param); > vid_strm_param.dir=PJMEDIA_DIR_ENCODING; > vid_strm_param.cap_dev=-1; // default capture device > vid_strm_param.med_idx=-1; // default media stream index > status = > pjsua_call_set_vid_strm(call_id,PJSUA_CALL_VID_STRM_CHANGE_DIR,&vid_strm_param); > > but this doesn't seem to work since log shows that vid_strm_param.dir > change is not been accepted and communication get on with double way video > streaming anyway. > > I can send my code (modified simple_pjsua) and related Makefile to compile > it, to anyone interested in making an attempt to run it and trying to solve > problems in making video calls working on Raspberry PI with simple_pjsua. > > Thanks in advance for any suggestion. > Best regards > Silvio > > > - Tedesco - rilevata > - Afrikaans > - Albanese > - Arabo > - Bielorusso > - Bulgaro > - Catalano > - Cinese > - Cinese (Semplificato) > - Cinese (Tradizionale) > - Croato > - Ceco > - Danese > - Olandese > - Inglese > - Estone > - Filippino > - Finlandese > - Francese > - Galiziano > - Tedesco > - Greco > - Ebraico > - Creolo haitiano > - Hindi > - Ungherese > - Islandese > - Indonesiano > - Irlandese > - Italiano > - Giapponese > - Coreano > - Lettone > - Lituano > - Macedone > - Malese > - Maltese > - Norvegese > - Farsi > - Polacco > - Portoghese > - Portoghese (Portogallo) > - Romeno > - Russo > - Serbo > - Slovacco > - Sloveno > - Spagnolo > - Swahili > - Svedese > - Thai > - Turco > - Ucraino > - Vietnamita > - Gallese > - Yiddish > > > - Afrikaans > - Albanese > - Arabo > - Bielorusso > - Bulgaro > - Catalano > - Cinese > - Cinese (Semplificato) > - Cinese (Tradizionale) > - Croato > - Ceco > - Danese > - Olandese > - Inglese > - Estone > - Filippino > - Finlandese > - Francese > - Galiziano > - Tedesco > - Greco > - Ebraico > - Creolo haitiano > - Hindi > - Ungherese > - Islandese > - Indonesiano > - Irlandese > - Italiano > - Giapponese > - Coreano > - Lettone > - Lituano > - Macedone > - Malese > - Maltese > - Norvegese > - Farsi > - Polacco > - Portoghese > - Portoghese (Portogallo) > - Romeno > - Russo > - Serbo > - Slovacco > - Sloveno > - Spagnolo > - Swahili > - Svedese > - Thai > - Turco > - Ucraino > - Vietnamita > - Gallese > - Yiddish > > > _______________________________________________ > Visit our blog: http://blog.pjsip.org > > pjsip mailing list > pjsip at lists.pjsip.org > http://lists.pjsip.org/mailman/listinfo/pjsip_lists.pjsip.org > > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.pjsip.org/pipermail/pjsip_lists.pjsip.org/attachments/20140603/7c1bb4e1/attachment.html>
