> On Jan 1, 2020, at 7:27 AM, Jeff Shanab wrote:
>
> I have, I think a unique problem that uses the same section of code so it
> seems a good time to ask a related question.
>
> I have reuseFirstSource set because it is a live source.
> In this test I have 2 or more clients connected, 1 of th
I have, I think a unique problem that uses the same section of code so it
seems a good time to ask a related question.
I have reuseFirstSource set because it is a live source.
In this test I have 2 or more clients connected, 1 of them is a slow
consumer causing the OS to backup the socket until a
> In which condition same RTP/RTCP packet needs to be sent to each
> socket(fTCPStreams)? or
> What is the use case of same RTP/RTCP packet needs to be sent to each
> socket(fTCPStreams)?
This can happen, for example, if a RTSP server is sending the exact same stream
to more than one client - i
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Hi,
Thanks for the quick response
I have not modified live555 code. I am going through the sending logic over
tcp in live555 library. I found the below code in RTPInterface.cpp file.
Boolean RTPInterface:sendPacket(unsigned char* packet, unsigned packetsize)
{
Boolea
This part of the code is used only internally to our library - to implement the
optional sending/receiving of RTP/RTCP over the RTSP TCP (control channel)
connection. This happens automatically when a client and server have set up
streaming over TCP; It should never be called directly by applic
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Hi,
We have a tcpStreamRecord type variable in the RTPInterface class. What is
it actually used for? In the sendPacket method, we have used this to send
the RTP packet over each of the TCP streams that it points to but what
could be the case for these multiple streams requirin
