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Hello Sir
i try'ed calculating the bit/byte rate using the method mentioned below´ as
int o1=videoSink->octetCount();
videoSink->startPlaying(*videoSource, afterPlaying, videoSink);
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int o2=videoSink->octetCount();
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*At both times the value of o1 and o2 are zero.*
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*Kindly help to find bit/byte rate.*
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**If you're streaming using an RTPSink object, call its octetCount()
method at two known times. Then:
double mbits_sent = (o2 - o1) / 1024.0 / 1024.0 / (s2 - s1)
where o2 and o1 are the octetCount() values at time_t s2 and s1.
Ross, could you please lift this method up a level, to MediaSink? I
wanted it when playing around with raw UDP streaming a few weeks ago.
It would also avoid the need to dynamic_cast<> the sink object in
certain circumstances, such as when accessing MediaSubsession::sink.*
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