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The Fusion Real-Time Streaming Protocol (RTSP) is the source code implementation
of
RFC 2326. RTSP serves as both a control protocol and
a jumping off point for negotiating transports, such
as RTP, multicast and unicast, and negotiating codecs
from servers independent of file format.
Fusion RTSP Features
- Fusion RTSP was developed specifically
for embedded systems
- It is written in 100% portable ANSI C
- Fusion RTSP runs on the Fusion Net Stack, Winsock™,
and other network stacks with a BSD sockets API
- It supports SETUP, PLAY, PAUSE, TEARDOWN, OPTIONS,
DESCRIBE, ANNOUNCE, SET_PARAMETER requests
- Digest and authentication are supported
- Fusion RTSP provides a high-level API that hides
the internal details of the RTSP engine from the application
and makes developing RTSP applications simpler
- It provides a callback mechanism for informing the
application of the progress of all RTSP requests and
responses
- Fusion RTSP uses Unicoi’s common C runtime
library porting macros providing a high-degree of
OS and network stack independence
- Royalty-Free License Available
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