The frame may be small, so SimpleRTPSink packs several frames into a
single packet. That's right, I wish it to do so. I have nevertheless
troubles to realize, how to make SimpleRTPSink flush its packets in a
time manner, after for example the first frame of a packet has 10ms
overdue time. I
> I am using SimpleRTPSink with my frame source (based on FramedSource).
By this I hope you mean "a subclass of FramedSource".
> The frame may be small, so SimpleRTPSink packs several frames into a single
> packet. That's right, I wish it to do so. I have nevertheless troubles to
> realize, ho
Hi people,
I am using SimpleRTPSink with my frame source (based on FramedSource). The
frame may be small, so SimpleRTPSink packs several frames into a single
packet. That's right, I wish it to do so. I have nevertheless troubles to
realize, how to make SimpleRTPSink flush its packets in a t
Thanks for your response, Ross. I am not using the library through multiple
threads - yet I am seeing the packet numbers out of order.
On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 2:21 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
> While most of the packets are sent in sequence, a few are delivered out of
>> sequence.
>>
>
> You are m
While most of the packets are sent in sequence, a few are delivered
out of sequence.
You are mistaken. Because the code runs in a single thread, packets
for each output stream will be sent in the proper order.
(The only reason I can think of why you might be seeing what you're
describing is
Hi,
I am trying to trace the order in which packets are delivered while using
the testOnDemandRTSPServer. My understanding is that the function
sendPacketIfNecessary() in MultiFramedRTPSink.cpp in the liveMedia folder is
the main function that deals with sending packets. Please correct me if I am
I have the RTP packets on my UNIX SOCKET. I want read them and send
them to my sinks!
So, I have a question:
I must work on multiframedrtpsink.cpp or on rtpsink.cpp?
You don't need to 'work on' either of these.
To receive RTP packets from your socket, you should create a
"Groupsock" object (w
Hi Ross,I have the RTP packets on my UNIX SOCKET. I want read them and send
them to my sinks!So, I have a question:I must work on multiframedrtpsink.cpp or
on rtpsink.cpp?I ask you the shortest way to do my purpose: my RTP packets are
ready on my UNIX SOCKET, so I don't build header or payload,
