hi all!
let me describe my problem.....
i an using sendto() to transfer some audio data across the n/w.The actual
transmission is scheduled using gettimeofday() and rate of the audio,
whaence it calls a function which packetizes the data and sends it using
sendto().The problem is that the clients across the n/w are not able to
recv the data, while if i have a client on the local machine(the one which
the server is running),the reciept is perfect.
My interpretation of the problem is that it can be because the network is
slow.Can this be the reason??.Or maybe there is a bug in the way i am
assigning the fields of the "to" arg of sendto.
The question is:
1) can/does the speed/load on the network determine the way the UDP
packets are treated??
2) can the "to" argument be buggy in a way that it works on the local
machine transactions but not across the n/w??
any help will be highly appreciated.Thank you for your time.
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