On 1/13/10, Ross Finlayson wrote:
> > Now the question is why the RTSP server always tries to output
> > multicast stream. Looking at the code in
> > PassiveServerMediaSubsession.getStreamParameters(), the
> stream type is
> > hardcoded as multicast by the line "isMulticast = True;". Is it
> > int
Hi All,
I have attempted to implement a packet loss mechanism; its description is given
below. I am facing some problems with it, both in terms of testing and the
logic behind the implementation. Please give me your opinions and inputs on how
to make this more efficient and robust.
Implementat
I am using MP2 audio encoding for which the compressed framesize is
supposed to be 576 bytes (sampling rate is 32 KHz, single channel).
However, occasionally fMaxSize in deliverFrame() is less than 576.
It is 240 or so. When that happens, I write only 240 bytes to fTo,
and assign fFrameSize to
Hi Ross,
Having explored the issue further, I have narrowed down the problem, but not
quite solved it yet. Any hints or help would be appreciated.
I am using MP2 audio encoding for which the compressed framesize is supposed to
be 576 bytes (sampling rate is 32 KHz, single channel). However, oc
> Our RTSP server implementation returns this error in exactly one situation:
The client is requesting TCP-streaming of a multicast stream. That makes no
sense. If you want to support RTP-over-TCP streaming, then it has to be for
a unicast stream, not multicast.
Now the question is why the
On 1/13/10, Ross Finlayson wrote:
> > The rtsp server is the one in testProgs like testMPEG1or2VideoStreamer
> > (actually I wrote my own application based on the test programs).
> >
>
> In general, once you've made changes to the supplied code, you can't expect
> support (especially with a "@gmai
The rtsp server is the one in testProgs like testMPEG1or2VideoStreamer
(actually I wrote my own application based on the test programs).
In general, once you've made changes to the supplied code, you can't
expect support (especially with a "@gmail.com" email address :-), but
in this case the p
