My question is:
If frame size of a video stream is larger than RTP packet size, the
frame has to be fragmented.
Since duration time is used to calculate the time at which the next
packet is sent,
it implies that the overflow data of a frame(carried in next
packets) would delay?
No - our code
Dear,
>>I supposed the duration time is the time of successive frames to be sends.
> Yes.
>>But, I view MultiFramedRTPSink.cpp code, the duration time is used
>>to calculate the time at which the next packet is sent.
>> If so, what should I consider to calculate the duration time?
>Because y
I supposed the duration time is the time of successive frames to be sends.
Yes.
But, I view MultiFramedRTPSink.cpp code, the duration time is used
to calculate the time at which the next packet is sent.
Yes, and that is perfectly consistent with what you said above.
If so, what should I c
Dear,
I supposed the duration time is the time of successive frames to be sends.
So, I calculate the duration time based on one frame processing time via
transcoder (not based on frame rate, display rate) since video is from live
source.
But, I view MultiFramedRTPSink.cpp code, the duration ti
