Re: [Live-devel] RTSP Server Packet Loss

2015-12-01 Thread Martin Sherburn
Hi Guys, >> I doubt that *each* frame is 160 kBytes - presumably only the ‘key frames’. Yes, but in this case the GOP length is 1, so every frame is a key frame. Yes it’s nuts I know ☺ >> I recommend that you reconfigure your encoder so that… I totally agree with your recommendations as regard

Re: [Live-devel] RTSP Server Packet Loss

2015-11-30 Thread Martin Sherburn
Hello Ross, Thanks for your speedy reply. I am aware that UDP packets are considered unreliable and can therefore be dropped, but if they get dropped it results in video corruption on the receiving side which doesn't make for a great RTSP server. I have tried your suggestion of increasing the s

[Live-devel] RTSP Server Packet Loss

2015-11-27 Thread Martin Sherburn
any reason it's not a good idea to make the sending socket blocking. The alternative would be to keep the socket in non-blocking mode but make sure that the packet is re-queued for sending upon receiving the WSAEWOULDBLOCK error, that seems like a more involved change though. Regards, M