What you’re still not apparently understanding here is that RTP timestamps are
used only as a shortcut to transfer the presentation time from the sender to
the receiver. I.e.
(sender)presentation time -> RTP timestamp in RTP packets ->
presentation time (receiver)
In other word
*Hi Ross,Thanks for the explanation. I was indeed well aware of the
relationship between presentation time and RTP Timestamp.Let me clarify a
little be more the issue I am facing:The problem I am trying to solve is
sample accurate synchronization between the sender media clock, which is
reflected b
> On May 13, 2020, at 2:05 AM, Lionel Koenig wrote:
>
> Hi,
> In order to achieve very precise digital audio converter clock
> synchronisation between server and client in a project I am currently working
> on, I need to access the exact RTP timestamp of the last packet from my
> MediaSink s
Hi,
In order to achieve very precise digital audio converter clock
synchronisation between server and client in a project I am currently
working on, I need to access the exact RTP timestamp of the last packet
from my MediaSink so I can precisely estimate the clock differences. Using
presentation t
