Thank you for the sincere answer
But
Even if the result is the same as sunos
Please check below.
- make
[SUHDOL] /export/home/mds/live> ./genMakefiles sunos
[SUHDOL] /export/home/mds/live> make
cd liveMedia ; make
c++ -c -Iinclude -I../UsageEnvironment/include -I../groupsock/include -I.
-DBSD=
Hi Ross,
I try to understand if there is some differences using IGMP v3 that have source
code impact.
I saw some code sample dealing with SSM that seems to use setsockopt
MCAST_JOIN_SOURCE_GROUP instead of IP_ADD_MEMBERSHIP(35), other use
IP_ADD_SOURCE_MEMBERSHIP.
In live555 c
First, IGMP (like ICMP) is a data-link-level protocol that's implemented by the
operating system. It is something that application developers (who live above
the operating system) should never concern themselves with.
You are apparently referring to "source-specific multicast", which is a type
It doesn't seem like there's a way to dynamically resize buffers without
losing data because in the afterGettingFunc if fNumTruncatedBytes > 0
you've already lost the data. The only post I've really seen talk about
this is here:
http://lists.live555.com/pipermail/live-devel/2009-January/010083.html
Hello All
Sir i need to find out :-
1) the size of frame size/packet sent out for streaming
2)the no of packets sent out for streaming in a definite interval,interval
will be set by user.
Can i find the no of packets sent out for streaming in a definite interval
using " unsigned packetCount()" fu
> It doesn't seem like there's a way to dynamically resize buffers without
> losing data because in the afterGettingFunc if fNumTruncatedBytes > 0 you've
> already lost the data.
That's correct.
> So with that in mind I created a patch that I'm hoping may get incorporated
> in a future release
