> When streaming RTP from a file (say video.h264) the video streams to the 
> network at the real time rate, I assume by parsing the sps/pps info and 
> throttling the network writes to that frame rate.

Correct.


> Is there a way to stream out at wire speed (or some scale) instead?

If you want to send the data at 'wire speed', then what you want is "file 
transfer", not "streaming".  In that case, just use a file transfer mechanism - 
e.g., HTTP or "scp".

Alternatively, of course, it's also possible to use RTSP to request 'fast 
forward' streaming (i.e., with a "scale" value >1), although our RTSP server 
implementation currently does not implement this when streaming from a H.264 
file.


Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/

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