Live555 TSX文件索引

Question

I'm looking at the Live555 media server. It has an executable that's used to "index" transport stream videos and is named / used like this:

MPEG2TransportStreamIndexer video.ts 

So if a video is named TransportStreamVideo.ts the indexer creates a file named TransportStreamVideo.tsx . Notice the same name as the video file just adds an 'x' or extension is ".tsx

I know this is for 'trick play' but I'm wondering just how this works internally.

So my question is: how does Live555 use the ' .ts' file and ' .tsx' file together?

Is a completely new stream produced to send out to be displayed on the client video display?

Answer 1

If you look to the code of live555MediaServer in file DynamicRTSPServer.cpp , you will see that the session is created like this:

  } else if (strcmp(extension, ".ts") == 0) {
    // Assumed to be a MPEG Transport Stream file:
    // Use an index file name that's the same as the TS file name, except with ".tsx":
    unsigned indexFileNameLen = strlen(fileName) + 2; // allow for trailing "x\0"
    char* indexFileName = new char[indexFileNameLen];
    sprintf(indexFileName, "%sx", fileName);
    NEW_SMS("MPEG Transport Stream");
    sms->addSubsession(MPEG2TransportFileServerMediaSubsession::createNew(env, fileName, indexFileName, reuseSource));
    delete[] indexFileName;
  } 

The MPEG2TransportFileServerMediaSubsession object use the .ts file and its associated .tsx index.

The tsx file is not a new stream it is an index on the transport stream file.