> I have adapted the testRTSPClient sample to receive a stream from my UDP > source. Now I need to relay the data to another UDP address.
Is your ‘UDP source’ a RTP/UDP source, or a raw-UDP source. If it’s the former, then why not also relay the data as RTP/UDP packets (and why not use the “LIVE555 Proxy Server”: http://live555.com/proxyServer/ )? > So I tried replacing the "DummySink" in testRTSPClient with the BasicUDPSink > used in testRelay. It was almost a one-for-one replacement. But it doesn't > work: it crashes the first time the datasink tries to write something to its > output socket. In general I can’t help people much with their custom code, but one thing came to mind: > scs.subsession->sink = OurRelaySink::CreateNew(env, > destinationAddress, 65535); > ... > } > > where CreateNew is defined as > > OurRelaySink* OurRelaySink::CreateNew(UsageEnvironment& env, string& destUrl, > unsigned packetSize) > { […] > return (OurRelaySink*)BasicUDPSink::createNew(env, &outputGroupsock, > packetSize); This will work, of course, only if “OurRelaySink” is a subclass of “BasicUDPSink”. So I assume it is… But why not just create a “BasicUDPSink” (instead of defining your own class)? Ross Finlayson Live Networks, Inc. http://www.live555.com/ _______________________________________________ live-devel mailing list live-devel@lists.live555.com http://lists.live555.com/mailman/listinfo/live-devel
