Have you a idea of when do you interpret the "a=rtcp:" attribute ?
fan
2010/4/27 Ross Finlayson
> So the RTCP liveness indicator is only based on the port found in Transport
>> parameter of the SETUP response?
>>
>
> Yes, in our current implementation, that port number is used for RTCP. We
> do
So the RTCP liveness indicator is only based on the port found in
Transport parameter of the SETUP response?
Yes, in our current implementation, that port number is used for
RTCP. We do not yet recognize the "a=rtcp:" attribute.
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Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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So the RTCP liveness indicator is only based on the port found in Transport
parameter of the SETUP response?
Fan
2010/4/27 Ross Finlayson
> We use openRTSP to test our video server timeout, openRTSP is able to send
>> RTCP
>> "RR" to the server to maintain the session but it does not use the go
We use openRTSP to test our video server timeout, openRTSP is able
to send RTCP
"RR" to the server to maintain the session but it does not use the good port
that it's indicated in SETUP response. RTCP is defined in RTSP
response from the server with the following:
a=rtcp:5000 IN IP4 "@IP"
Unf
Hello,
We use openRTSP to test our video server timeout, openRTSP is able to send
RTCP
"RR" to the server to maintain the session but it does not use the good port
that it's indicated in SETUP response. RTCP is defined in RTSP response from
the server with the following:
a=rtcp:5000 IN IP4 "@IP"
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