Re: [Live-devel] MultiFramedRTPSink and packet numbers

2009-10-12 Thread Ross Finlayson
While most of the packets are sent in sequence, a few are delivered out of sequence. You are mistaken. Because the code runs in a single thread, packets for each output stream will be sent in the proper order. (The only reason I can think of why you might be seeing what you're describing is

[Live-devel] RTP for H.264 data

2009-10-12 Thread YanQin Tan
Hi, I'm interested to use live555 to transfer my H.264 data to the client side and that after would like to retrieve the packet content so that i could do some processing with these h.264 data. Currently, I'm refering to mike's code (which read in a file) and are able to use openRTSP to store the

[Live-devel] MultiFramedRTPSink and packet numbers

2009-10-12 Thread Sharda Murthi
Hi, I am trying to trace the order in which packets are delivered while using the testOnDemandRTSPServer. My understanding is that the function sendPacketIfNecessary() in MultiFramedRTPSink.cpp in the liveMedia folder is the main function that deals with sending packets. Please correct me if I am