In my case, almost all NAT will not allow the RTP packet pass-through. I do
believe that the NAT(router) actually don’t know where the packet should send
to.
Before the server(S) sent the RTP packet to the client(C) , S-C only have a TCP
connection for RTSP. The NAT (router) can’t read the R
Dear Ross
Thank you very much for your help!
I have tried to use the "-t" for the connection. However, it is very very
slow. it almost only 1/3 packets arrived.
is there any other possible solutions?
Thank you
Luen
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Dear All,
I have a network problem when doing the streaming from a server to my client
PCs.
When both server and clients run under same private, everything OK.
But, under the following setup, not OK.
The Live555MediaServer is hosted on a linux machine with a real IP like
(66.147.231.80,
Dear All,
Thank you very much for your quick response!
>First, you should make sure that your network has sufficient >bandwidth for
>your data stream.
I used the “iperf” to check the Bandwidth between the PCs which have 3.8
Mbits/sec >However, packet loss can be caused by insufficiently la
Dear all,
Thank you very much for your help first.
I have a packet loss problem when using the “live555MediaServer.exe” and
“openRTSP.exe” for streaming a mpg video file.
I am using the following setup.
Server PC: P4 1.8G, 1.5G Ram, WinXP.
Client 1: IBM T40, 1.25G Ram, WinXP
Client 2: Ace
Hi All,
I have a very basic question.
Is it packet loss will also happened if the server and player (UDP) run on same
PC?
(server - testOnDemandRTSPServer.exe , player - openRTSP.exe)
Thank you for your help
KL___
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Dear live555 Friends,
I am trying to modify the Live555 streaming server (testOnDemandRTSPServer.exe)
with some added functions.
After function added, i am using the OPENRTSP to do the tests.
For test the new function , I needed to send a "PLAYING" again after the first
"PLAYING"
Therefo
