Thanks, Ross! > > our code here is conservative: If there’s another client using the session, > then we send a “PAUSE” only on the particular subsession that’s being closed. OK, so just so I understand: In the case I described, the client was streaming only one track over TCP. When the TCP connection is broken, only that track is deleted and the session remains valid. The conservative check in ProxyServerMediaSubsession::closeStreamSource thus doesn't pause the whole stream.
If the client is instead streaming both of the two tracks over TCP, both tracks will be deleted, as well as the session which is no longer valid. The conservative check in ProxyServerMediaSubsession::closeStreamSource will then pause the whole stream. I think the comment in ProxyServerMediaSubsession::closeStreamSource() is slightly misleading, because what is really checked is that: // There are client(s) with valid SESSION(s) for this stream. // This means there might be client(s) still streaming other subsessions of this stream. // Therefore, we don't send a "PAUSE" for the whole stream, but only for the sub-stream: Do I understand correctly? /Erik _______________________________________________ live-devel mailing list live-devel@lists.live555.com http://lists.live555.com/mailman/listinfo/live-devel
