- version: 2 bits
- padding: 1 bit
- extension: 1 bit
- cc: 4 bits
- marker: 1 bit
- payload type: 7 bits
- sequence number: 16 bits
- timestamp: 32 bits
Based on the state diagram to set up the guard conditions
for sending a variety of Request codes
- SETUP request <=> self.state = INIT
- PLAY request <=> self.state = READY
- PAUSE request <=> self.state = PLAYING
- TEARDOWN request <=> self.state in [READY, PLAYING]
- Otherwise, ignore the request
- Running server:
python server.py 3000 - Running client code
python ClientLauncher.py localhost 3000 3001 movie.Mjpeg
SETUP button removal
Merge the SETUP button into the PLAY button If the play button is pressed for the first time => send RTSP SETTUP method to the server
Is it appropriate to send TEARDOWN when the user clicks on the STOP button?
Yes, the stop button in other media players need to be assigned to a teardown command. While some media players assign a pause command to the stop button to allow user continue the playback where he/she left off. However, in our case, we already assign pause command to pause button; the teardown command must be assigned to the stop button if we still want to keep the button on the interface.