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Hello,
Until now, I've always been doing my streaming from my
embedded liveMedia boxes to my PC, and they all been tied into my
company switch on the 192.168.202.xx subnet (255.255.255.0 mask)
VLC has always picked up the stream properly, and have had no problems.
When I moved my boxes to a local switch on my desk that I plug into
my PC using a separate NIC, I've been having problems since. The
boxes are all assigned (including the PC NIC) on 10.0.10.xx subnet,
with 255.255.255.0 as the mask. I have an encoder box, and a decoder
box both of which run liveMedia (server and client), and the
receiver can receive the stream from the encoder without problems.
However VLC player on my PC seems not to be able to play the stream
anymore - it connects to the stream and I can see some initial
information about the stream (h.264 stream, it can get the SDP info
and all that fine, most probably since its TCP) but it can't seem to
play the stream; I used ethereal, and I can see the UDP packets
floating by
Any help would be appreciated,
Does *any* multicast traffic reach your destination network from your
source network? Perhaps you just have a multicast routing problem
between them?
If so, then maybe you should switch to using unicast streaming rather
than multicast (e.g., use "testOnDemandRTSPServer" as a model).
--
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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