you need to keep in mind that RTMP isn't just a streaming media protocol, its kinda like JSON or XML in the fact that you can encode a variety of things into RTMP such as arrays etc...

you need to review the RTMP client implementation in freeswitch and make a matching plugin for Red5 or look at some things like red5phone and see how to make red5 talk sip... 

Keeping in mind that while red5 does work and work well in many instances I have found it to leak memory something fierce ... 

K

On Fri, Jan 20, 2012 at 2:37 AM, <jahnunya@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi.

I'd like to ask if anybody succeeded to connect streams from RTMP session to a call, for  example SIP, not using flex/Flash.

I need a way to connect a SIP call to voice streams available from RTMP server (Red5). Which side initiates the call doesn't matter to me.

I tried the flex client and it works fine: a call from Flash/flex could initiate a SIP call in FreeSWITCH.

However, I need to connect streams from RTMP server (Red5). So far, every attempt to do the same failed:
I can connect to FreeSWITCH via RTMP, of course, and make a call (by calling the "makeCall" method) but the streams cannot be connected.

I tried the other way round: from SIP to RTMP, but it seems like the module was not meant to work this way, as it complaints about the session id/uuid.

Unfortunately, I am not a C/C++ developer, so reading the code doesn't help me.

Any solution or explanation of the RTMP module will be highly appreciated.

Thanks in advance


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