Are You able to build omxplayer over TCP?
But rtsp as a standard uses udp as a default and would only be able to suport tcp/ip if the server supports that (e.g. though a different URL), but I suspect that won’t be possible. enabling this option, I have rtp/tcp packet instead udp using same rtsp url Are you able to build omxplayer?
How is camera connected to Pi in omxplayer?
Somewhere between where the packets originate and omxplayer UDP packets are being dropped. In theory UDP packets are allowed to be dropped by any component in network. How is camera connected to Pi? Any wifi stages.
Why do I get vertical stripes in RTSP?
However, with plain RTSP using UDP, I was getting vertical stripes in the lower part of the picture, apparently because one or more UDP packets gets missed during the I-frame data. This problem has been mentioned by others in other web forums.
Is the omxplayer designed for low latency?
Firstly, omxplayer is designed for file/network playback, where large buffers are desirable to allow for variable I/O latency. Low latency playback has never been a design goal. However I can consider this, so feel free to try to convince me of what the behaviour should be.
Is there an omxplayer for clock drift?
Omxplayer doesn’t handle clock drift or clock timing differences playing a UDP stream.
Why does the omxplayer not play live TV?
The OMXPlayer won’t play LiveTV (NextPVR backend), at least not MPEG2 (I have the MPEG2 license). All I get is a black screen and no audio. The Player Process screen shows audio and video info, so it seems to think it’s playing something. Anyway, using the built in player works, so I just use that. Kodi Addons| Github Projects
How to eliminate latency, buffer of RTSP IP Stream?
Disconnecting the ethernet feed from a camera, omxplayer plays out the latent buffered rtsp feed, for a minute say then the monitor goes blank then omxplayer terminates. I have spent many hours looking for a way to eliminate this latency issue.
Can you use omxplayer on a Raspberry Pi?
On the Raspberry Pi, like it is now, you cannot use an external player, that is for sure. As you said, Kodi has omxplayer buit-in, but I am not sure if you can pass arguments into it, I think not, correct me if I am wrong.