ws-qvh not working on Ubuntu

[delphi007]

ws-qvh is very cool and is working very well on Mac. I want it to be run on Ubuntu but fail. There is no video data output. I have tried to update to the latest quicktime_video_hack project. The output is the same.

Following is what I have done.

1. upgrade to latest quicktime_video_hack with 2 patch from ws-qvh
2. Modify main.go to fit with latest go-ios which must change go-ios/usbmux to go-ios/ios
3. build ws-qvh-new on ubuntu
   [on linux]
4. run sudo usbmuxd &
5. run idevicepair pair
6. run ws-qvh-new 0.0.0.0:8888
7. run modified simple web client with h246 renderer connect to ws://:8888
8. No video output. Find the console output for ws-qvh-new from below
9. Original ws-qvh is with same result.
10. I can stream video with ws-qvh & ws-qvh-new on mac.

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[drauggres]

Hi.
I never tried to run ws-qvh on Ubuntu, because I also need to run WebDriverAgent and it was possible only on macos.
What about quicktime_video_hack on ubuntu, does it work? I guess, you know golang and noticed that ws-qvh doesn't do much except video stream proxing. All real work is done by quicktime_video_hack.

[delphi007]

@drauggres Yes, exactly! I have not successfully run quicktime_video_hack on either Linux or Mac. But can successfully run ws-qvh on Mac. So I try ws-qvh on linux to see if I could be luck enough. :)
So the next step I could take is to study why quicktime_video_hack not running well on mac.

Thank you, Drauggres!

[LWHikarik]

Hi, the current issue is that fundamental conflict: to switch device into QT mode you need to enable usbmux-driver. But when driver enabled - qvh cannot recapture the image and we getting stuck in infinite chicken-egg loop. Another problem is that Linux is not receiving ping from latest IOS, and H264 bytes are not coming. I will try to do go-ios migration, in theory it will work on Linux also