Hey

I stumbled accross the the "non monotone timestamps"-problem which happens if the FFserver broadcasts to a multicast address and is about to re-start the audio file from the beginning (ie. NoLoop disabled). I tried both with FFserver 0.5 and the recent SVN snapshot (updated today).

This problem is now four years old (I've read some posting in the archives) and I wonder why this error still exists? Hasn't somebody come up with a solution?

I'm streaming a PCMA file (a-law encoding), this is my FFserver config:

<Stream stream.wav>
Format rtp
File d1t1.wav
MulticastAddress 239.193.0.2
MulticastPort 8090
MulticastTTL 16
NoVideo
#NoLoop
Title "d1t1"
</Stream>


This is what FFserver prints when it should re-start the broadcast at the beginning of the file:

Fri Oct 9 15:23:31 2009 [NULL @ 0x8f1d560]error, non monotone timestamps 4706304 >= 3178496
Fri Oct  9 15:23:31 2009 Error writing frame to output



greetings..
..Markus
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