On 12/24/2013 03:42 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
> No, although you're sort of on the right track (because the RTCP "SR"
> arrival times can be used to compute the network 'jitter' (see RFC
> 3550) - and FYI in LIVE555 this jitter computation is made available
> to clients via the "RTPReceptionStats"
> when using live555 as a server, and vlc as a client (so using live555 as
> well) over long periods of time, with a server which is not running ntp,
> I observed the following phenomenon: depending on which clock (the
> server's or the client's) is running faster, either vlc stops or it
> plays im
Hi,
when using live555 as a server, and vlc as a client (so using live555 as
well) over long periods of time, with a server which is not running ntp,
I observed the following phenomenon: depending on which clock (the
server's or the client's) is running faster, either vlc stops or it
plays images
