is that I want to be able to accept RTSP connections from
*all* of the interfaces. So the UDP sockets need to be bound on a
per-connection basis, depending on what interface the RTSP came in on.
If I understand correctly, ReceivingInterfaceAddr is a static global, so
it would set the interface
dress
string. This would seem to fix multiple interfaces /and/ NATs, at least
for the Content-Base header. Getting the source= element of the RTSP
SETUP wouldn't work this way.
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ke it non-blocking, will there be any ill
effect on the session when such an RTCP packet is lost?
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ve the "select()" call right now. You could give that a try, to
see if it improves performance on your system.
Yes, I did this. The figures of 400-500 sessions I quoted had the call
to blockUntilReadable commented out.
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upsock than to replace parts of UsageEnvironment to make changes
like this.
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