Thanks for your help Luca.
I took a look at the ffmpeg rtp source code and it seems a little bit
complicated for me.
I already have a rtp session working.
All i need is to build RTP packets from the H263 bitstream and put those
packets in a buffer.
I already have all i need to send a buffer containing a RTP packet.
Can anyone tell me if FFMpeg does this easily?
(some source code or link would be perfect)
Thanks in advance for any answers...
Rafael Maia
> Date: Mon, 19 Jan 2009 19:26:13 +0000> From: [email protected]> To:
> [email protected]> Subject: Re: [libav-user] Using RTP with ffmpeg> >
> Hi Rafael,> > Rafael Maia wrote:> [...]> > i am using ffmpeg to encode a H263
> video stream that i later send with RTP.> > Currently i am building the RTP
> packet on my own, and adding the H263 bitstream to the RTP packet's payload.>
> > > > What kind of support does FFMpeg provides for sending RTP packets?> >
> libavformat provides an RTP muxer (so, you can stream RTP by opening an >
> output context with format "rtp" and file name "rtp://<destination >
> ip>:<destination port>").> Unfortunately, not all the codecs are currently
> supported in the RTP muxer.> > > > Is it possible to divide the H263
> bitstream in RTP packets?> > H.263 in RTP is currently not supported.
> However, if you search the > ffmpeg-devel ml archives you can find a patch
> that has been posted few > days ago.> Or you can apply the attached patch,
> that I had in my local tree for > some time (you might need to rebase it).> >
> > Luca
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