Rtp is Udp so no, it's not the format.
CCRTP seems to have some kind of queue/scheduler for sending (why I ultimately 
bailed on using it) so make sure your queued packets are making it all the way 
to the network stack… 
M

On Nov 30, 2012, at 4:40 PMEST, Yue Liu wrote:

> I'm a newbie to rtp protocol and I'm trying out the demo program rtpsend and 
> rtplisten.
> 
> It worked fine, until I bumped up sending frequency (packetsPerSecond) to 
> 100. I started to experience losing messages, and even no receive at all when 
> frequency is set even higher (300). 
> 
> I'm sending a "hello" string as my payload.
> 
> Is it a limitation on rtp? UDP doesn't seem to have this problem. (although 
> ordering is an issue, and that's why I'm trying rtp)
> 
> Thanks
> George
> 
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