Hi,
What kind of data the OneToManyProcessor’s receiveVideoData and receiveAudioData
functions receive?
the buffer is always an RTP packet including header, or is the only RTP
payload? It is encrypted or unencrypted?
Thanks,
J.
Hi,
What kind of data the OneToManyProcessor’s receiveVideoData and receiveAudioData
functions receive?
the buffer is always an RTP packet including header, or is the only RTP
payload? It is encrypted or unencrypted?
Thanks,
J.
Hi Jenjis,
Every class that inherits from MediaReceiver receives unencrypted RTP data, including the header. Internally we try to work with this kind of data as much as possible.
Thank you for your questions,
BR–
Pedro Rodriguez
El jueves, 13 de junio de 2013 a las 00:01, Jenjis escribió:
Hi,
What kind of data the OneToManyProcessor’s receiveVideoData and receiveAudioData functions receive?
the buffer is always an RTP packet including header, or is the only RTP payload? It is encrypted or unencrypted?Thanks,
J.–
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Hi,
thanks for quick reply!
But RTCP packets can pass in ReceiveAudioData too?Il giorno giovedì 13 giugno 2013 00:01:00 UTC+2, Jenjis ha scritto:
Hi,
What kind of data the OneToManyProcessor’s receiveVideoData and receiveAudioData
functions receive?
the buffer is always an RTP packet including header, or is the only RTP
payload? It is encrypted or unencrypted?Thanks,
J.