I just wanted to verify if I'm correct or see if anybody else has
experienced this problem or if there might have been any recent
fixes to the SR receiving code of liveMedia that I might be missing.
No. The RTCP reception/presentation-time-setting code has not
changed in months (years?), and works well.
Here is the first RTCP packet I see from the Flir camera, after
LiveMedia receives this packet the presentation times become very
very wrong.
80c806 18b8cc55 018f60 0000 1b4e8250 00190 03e80 81ca09 18b8cc55
1e6361 6d657261 40302e30 2e302e30 2067 52545020 312e300 0000
Please fix this output so that each number is a 8-hex-digit number
(representing a 32-bit word, in big-endian order). Then resend the
new (proper) output to the mailing list. The output you gave here is
wrong, because the first two bits of a valid RTCP packet (which we
check for in the code) must be "10" (the RTCP version number).
Therefore, the first word in your RTCP packet *might* have been
8000c806
but could not have been
80c806
--
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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