Rtp

SDL Development
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Anyone know of a RTP implementation using SDL_net ? Or should I make my
own version stealing from SDL_websrv ?

Andy

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andy preston wrote:

Anyone know of a RTP implementation using SDL_net ? Or should I make my
own version stealing from SDL_websrv ?

Andy

what do RTP and a web server have in common???–
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Jon Atkins
http://jcatki.2y.net/

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Anyone know of a RTP implementation using SDL_net ? Or should I make my
own version stealing from SDL_websrv ?

Personally I’d do RTP from the socket set - unless you had to do it under
MacOS<X. Actually I’d use:
openh323 (RTP kit) for windows/linux
quicktime (also RTP capable) for Mac
g The first is opensource and the second seems to have a nice API.
depends on what you want to do I guess?
a nice C++ RTP implementation:
http://lumumba.luc.ac.be/jori/jrtplib/jrtplib.html
seems fairly portable too… I’ve used it to implement a (now shelved)
Quicktime/RTP engine that while it worked fine didn’t support enough
codecs to bother releasing. (yes it worked under SDL :slight_smile:

and (for the other message) the RTP -control- channel is a LOT like http.
The RTP transmission channels aren’t but the control is.

G’day, eh? :slight_smile:
- Teunis, for whom RTP is a fascination :)On 30 May 2002, andy preston wrote:

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> a nice C++ RTP implementation: > http://lumumba.luc.ac.be/jori/jrtplib/jrtplib.html

I second that. We’re using JRTP for any RTP transmission (even
video-streaming via ip-multicasting) and it works perfectly.

AlexAm Fre, 2002-05-31 um 09.43 schrieb Teunis Peters:

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andy preston wrote:

Anyone know of a RTP implementation using SDL_net ? Or should I make my
own version stealing from SDL_websrv ?

An alternate to that is UCL’s RTP stack (which along with a RTSP
stack is included in our project, mpeg4ip (www.mpeg4ip.net).

Bill May

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andy preston wrote:

> Anyone know of a RTP implementation using SDL_net ? Or should I make my 
> own version stealing from SDL_websrv ?
> 
> Andy
> 

what do RTP and a web server have in common???

Well, I need both the client and the server code, and as someone else
pointed out, the control is VERY similar to http … the web server
will provide a resonably decent starting point for the server.

AndyOn Thu, 2002-05-30 at 21:57, Jonathan Atkins wrote: