High-level RTSP multimedia streaming library, in Rust
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retina
High-level RTSP multimedia streaming library, in Rust. Good support for IP surveillance cameras, as needed by Moonfire NVR.
Progress:
- client support
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- digest authentication
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- RTP over TCP via RTSP interleaved channels.
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- RTP over UDP. (Shouldn't be hard but I haven't needed it.)
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- SRTP
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- ONVIF backchannel support (for sending audio).
- server support
- async
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- tokio
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- async-std. (Most of the crate's code is independent of the async library, so I don't expect this would be too hard to add.)
- codec depacketization
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- video: H.264
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- SVC
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- periodic infra refresh
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- partitioned slices
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- audio
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- AAC
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- interleaving
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- RFC 3551 codecs: G.711,G.723, L8/L16
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- application: ONVIF metadata
- uniform, documented API. (Currently haphazard in terms of naming, what fields are exposed directly vs use an accessors, etc.)
- rich errors. (Currently uses untyped errors with the deprecated failure crate; some error messages are quite detailed, others aren't.)
- released versions of all deps. (crates.io publishing requirement.)
- good functional testing coverage. (Currently lightly / unevenly tested. The depacketizers have no test coverage, and there's at least one place left that can panic on bad input.)
- fuzz testing
Help welcome!
Why "retina"?
It's a working name. Other ideas welcome. I started by looking at dictionary words with the letters R, T, S, and P in order and picking out ones related to video:
$ egrep '^r.*t.*s.*p' /usr/share/dict/words' |
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retinoscope | close but too long, thus retina |
retrospect | good name for an NVR, but I already picked Moonfire |
rotascope | misspelling of "rotascope" (animation tool) or archaic name for "gyroscope"? |
License
Your choice of MIT or Apache; see LICENSE-MIT.txt or LICENSE-APACHE, respectively.