>my idea is to make 2 separates applikation one for RTP
>streamingserver (rtp.exe) for JPEG streaming and the second
>application ist for RTCP (rtcp.exe).
This is a really silly idea. RTP and RTCP are not independent
protocols - for example, RTCP reports include statistics about RTP
packet lo
Hello,
I agree. I was also able to create an RTP streaming application for my H264
encoder within a week. More documentation would surely
be appreciated by new users. Towards this, I documented my work and put it
here: (it has sample code + UML diagrams)
http://www.white.ca/patrick/tutorial.ta
It sounds like you are implementing your pipes in an inefficient manner...
for instance, maybe you are writing the data to disk and then reading it
when really you could be writing it to RAM and reading it instead. Check
out my prior post on streaming from buffers.
Russell
On 6/28/07, Kartik R
Hi Ross,
I've been able to create a simple streaming server for my 'modified H.264'
video encoder card and created a simple viewing client in just a couple of days
using the livemedia library, and it might even have been faster if there was
some good documentation available :-). Even so, Live
Dear all,
my idea is to make 2 separates applikation one for RTP streamingserver
(rtp.exe) for JPEG streaming and the second application ist for RTCP (rtcp.exe).
For do this i would write the SSRC from rtp.exe in a file and read it from this
file with rtcp.exe. the connection point of both appl
