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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1027308" data-attributes="member: 82144">If I wasn't clear before...This looks like a connectivity problem... though I note that the server log files would have been really helpful. The sorts of tests that would be instrumental to solving such a problem are [for example] confirming normal playback on the server, confirming forced RTSP playback on the server, confirming playback on a remote client with VLC, confirming server IP address (192.168.1.218), confirming telnet from remote clients to server port 554... etc.I also note that streaming RTSP to a client requires port 554 to be open for establishing the session... but other ports are used for the streaming data (it appears that you didn't get that far).Let me answer this way: we haven't intentionally broken this scenario, but I can't tell from this bare (frustrated?) comment whether the issue is technical or a fundamental incompatibility with the two versions. More logs would have been helpful; within reason, you can never supply too many log files.Is that meant to be funny?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1027308, member: 82144"] If I wasn't clear before... This looks like a connectivity problem... though I note that the server log files would have been really helpful. The sorts of tests that would be instrumental to solving such a problem are [for example] confirming normal playback on the server, confirming forced RTSP playback on the server, confirming playback on a remote client with VLC, confirming server IP address (192.168.1.218), confirming telnet from remote clients to server port 554... etc. I also note that streaming RTSP to a client requires port 554 to be open for establishing the session... but other ports are used for the streaming data (it appears that you didn't get that far). Let me answer this way: we haven't intentionally broken this scenario, but I can't tell from this bare (frustrated?) comment whether the issue is technical or a fundamental incompatibility with the two versions. More logs would have been helpful; within reason, you can never supply too many log files. Is that meant to be funny? [/QUOTE]

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