In file MultiFramedRTPSource.cpp the BufferedPacket implementation
creates a fBuf buffer to receive a RTP packet. The size of the fBuf
is set to MAX_PACKET_SIZE which is defined as 1. This value is
much higher than the MTU size of ethernet which should be close to
1500 bytes. I guess this
Hi,
In file MultiFramedRTPSource.cpp the BufferedPacket implementation creates a
fBuf buffer to receive a RTP packet. The size of the fBuf is set to
MAX_PACKET_SIZE which is defined as 1. This value is much higher than
the MTU size of ethernet which should be close to 1500 bytes. I guess this
Hi,
I am new to Video streaming. As I know VLC uses LiveMedia stack for
streaming.
I am facing some problems with RTP streaming.
1. VLC to VLC rtp streaming works perfectly.
2. Streaming from VLC to LiveMedia Test Porgram, is not working for me.
The receiver which is a test program of Live media,
My two cents from my experience:
jRtpLib has a lower entry level, i.e. it is much easier to get started, but
deals primarily with RTP and RTCP. I'm not sure if it has been extended since.
LiveMedia is a much more complex and more complete framework, will require more
time to learn but also deals
At 12:28 AM 9/16/2008, you wrote:
Just like the figure above(I copy it from RFC3016)
Note that RFC3016 describes the media type (RTP payload format)
"video/MP4V-ES", for which we *do not* currently return separate
frames from a multi-frame RTP packet.
,can we get timestamp information of ev
+--+--++--++--+++-+
| RTP | VP |Video Packet| VP|Video Packet | VP |Video
Packet|
|header |header| (1) |header|(2)
|header|(3)|
+--+--++-
