1. Should we be sending RTCP messages when the connection is in a paused state. My initial thoughts were no, but then I thought that without the RTCPInstance running and sending messages, how would a server know the client has not gone away.
Yes, RTCP continues, as usual, even when a RTSP session is 'paused'.
2. I have debug turned on and I see RTCP messages being received from myself. Ie: saw incoming RTCP packet (from address 10.221.224.6, port 7999). The client is running on 10.221.224.6, and the server is on a separate box. It looks to me like the client is receiving its own messages, but is not chomping them like I would expect. I think the call to see if the packets was from ourselves (RTCVP.cpp line 336) is failing for some reason. I have no other live555 processes running on the same box, and so would expect the packet to be ignored.
I presume this is a multicast session (if it were a unicast session, then the RTCP packets should be sent back directly to the server, and the client would never get a chance to receive them itself). I didn't see a question in the paragraph above - but Remember, You Have Complete Source Code.
3. Occasionally, I will see the sudden the RTCPInstance schedule function get called in a tight loop.
This seems very unlikely, but if you discover a specific problam, please let us know.
-- Ross Finlayson Live Networks, Inc. http://www.live555.com/ _______________________________________________ live-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.live555.com/mailman/listinfo/live-devel
