RTSPClient doesn't support the client timeout directly, so you have to wrap it
(eg. subclass it) and schedule/reschedule your own task to do that.
No, you don't need to do that.
Instead, you can arrange for a 'liveness indicator' function (that
you would write) to be called each time your clie
RTSPClient doesn't support the client timeout directly, so you have to wrap it
(eg. subclass it) and schedule/reschedule your own task to do that. I can't
remember what we use as the stimulus to reschedule, and don't have time to
look right now.
later,
patbob
On Thursday 23 April 2009 5:58
Hi All,
I'm streaming a video using RTP over a wireless channel.
If the server disappears, the client keeps sending RTCP report packets
instead of checking if the server is still alive. Such behaviour is
required by RFC 3550 (6.3.5 - Timing Out an SSRC) which states: "At
occasional intervals, t