>Is there a built-in assumption that the RTCP socket is blocking?
No. Both incoming RTCP and incoming RTP packets are read
asynchronously, from the event loop, so their sockets don't need to
be blocking.
> If I
>just change the code to make it non-blocking, will there be any ill
>effect on the session when such an RTCP packet is lost?
Probably not.
The best way to do this would be to add the line
makeSocketNonBlocking(fGS->socketNum());
to the (currently empty) "RTPInterface::RTPInterface" constructor (in
"liveMedia/RTPInterface.cpp"). That way, it will work for incoming
RTP packets also. (Although your application - as a RTSP server -
doesn't have any incoming RTP packets, other applications do.)
Please let us know whether that works OK for you. If so, I'll add it
to the next release of the code.
--
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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