Hi, I'm playing with live555 RTSP server and trying some its test applications.
I have looked at the code of the server and openRTSP client, but I'm a beginner of C++, so it's not easy.. I would like to implement (in C++) an RTP retransmission mechanism of loss packets between the server and the client. I explain better my scenario: I would like that the stream arrive in *unicast* mode to the client and *at the same time* arrive to a fixed size buffer (retransmission buffer) that store all the packets (the retransmission buffer should be phisically located in the same place as the RTSP server, so I suppose to have no losses between the streaming server and the retransmission buffer..) When the client (which also has got its own buffer) detects a loss in the stream, sends a NACK to the retransmission buffer asking for the retransmission using a separate channel from the original one.. *I thought to implement it in this way: - Create the buffer using a simple circular buffer: I have created a simple queue with two pointers to store the "elements", that are the RTP packets defined with an appropriate class.. - Create a server-client socket that communicate each other and then creating a "thread" that allow the communication between the socket and the buffer, both on the server side and client side of course..* *I would like to know if there is the possibility to do all this just modifying somehow the RTSPserver and openRTSP* instead of creating everything from scratch... I hope I was clear and someone can help me.. Any suggestion is very appreciated, thanks! Francesco
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