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On Feb 27, 2014, at 8:29 PM, MartÃnez Contador, Daniel [ELIMCO] (CA)
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>> Remember, You Have Complete Source Code. Rath
> I noticed that the code that calls setupDatagramSocket is trying to find
> sequential port numbers (even for RTP, following odd for RTSP). The trouble
> seems to be with the RTSP ports.
You mean "RTCP" here, not "RTSP".
But yes, it's important (for now, at least) that these port numbers be
I am using the testRTSPClient and I am having some trouble with the bind()
call in GroupsockHelper.cpp::setupDatagramSocket() on both Linux and QNX
OSes using a Sabrelite board (uses iMx6 quad-core ARM processor). It is
frequently trying all the ports and not being able to bind to any of the odd
p
> Remember, You Have Complete Source Code. Rather than making "an educated
> guess", you should be able to figure out exactly what's going on.
Oh, thank you, but you overstimate my ability to undertand other people's code
and design decisions.
> The "RTSPClientConnection" object gets deleted i
