Implementation of a Streaming Video Server for Linux that Implements Three Types of RTSP Streaming Simultaneously for Live Video

Top Level Specifications: 1) combine three types of well-known RTSP servers into one, or provide a command line that implements the three types or RTSP servers simultaneously using an existing open-source video streaming application such as ffmpeg or gstreamer 2) run under Raspian Wheezy Linux with all configuration parameters specified in a command line (no GUI required) 3) accept a live H.264 video stream from a named pipe or a recorded H.264 video input from a file, where command line parameters enable any one, any two or all three of the following three types of well-known RTSP Servers to be active simultaneously and use the same video input, with parameters in the command line that specify the presence and operation of each type of RTSP server chosen: 2a) normal RTSP/RTP Server except that the selection of ranges of server ports shall be made in the command line so the ports are not chosen randomly by the server, enabling ports to be mapped through a router for remote access 2b) RTSP-over-HTTP Tunneling Server to provide the type of video stream that is commonly produced by IP video surveillance cameras, where the resulting video stream can be accessed in video surveillance viewing software such as ViewCommander (programmer does not need a copy) and the open-source ZoneMinder using only a single port on the server 2c) HLS, HTTP Live Streaming, Server where live video is broken into small segments and the resulting files can be accessed via a constantly changing index file using HTTP and only a single port on the server, and can be viewed natively by web browsers on many types of mobile devices 4) uses Live555 source files or, in the preferred implementation, is several command lines, one for each different combination of servers active simultaneously, using an existing, free, streaming server program such as ffmpeg or gstreamer (CVLC does not provide all the needed functions, and our attempts to find a streaming video server application with all the desired characteristics have been unsuccessful, possibly because the command line syntaxes we used were incorrect) 5) provide command lines for all combinations of using the three servers, using a named pipe, e.g., /home/stream1, as the live video input, and provide URL's and instructions for viewing all of the streams in VLC Media Player 6) if it is necessary to use the C or C++ programming language instead of command lines for existing streaming applications, provide a tar file with all modified sources, and provide: (a) a make file, (b) a file identifying changes made to sources, and (c) instructions for compiling and using, particularly the names and values of all command line parameters NOTE: Please see the full specification attached, especially the Comments, which I could not include in the 4,000-character limit.