Thanks. Actually, my problem right now is not with RTP at all, it's
with how to access the picture frames to implement the codec.
If you want to do this using our library, then you would write your
own 'filter' class - i.e., a subclass of "FramedFilter" - for
encoding each frame. In particul
On 2/1/2011 10:05 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
This is a brand new codec, so I'll need to specify an RTP payload for
that. It's for low bitrate high packet loss networks, and works off
of single frame encoding, because a dropped iFrame is not desirable.
OK, let us know when you've submitted an
This is a brand new codec, so I'll need to specify an RTP payload
for that. It's for low bitrate high packet loss networks, and works
off of single frame encoding, because a dropped iFrame is not
desirable.
OK, let us know when you've submitted an Internet Draft that
describes your proposed
This is a brand new codec, so I'll need to specify an RTP payload for
that. It's for low bitrate high packet loss networks, and works off of
single frame encoding, because a dropped iFrame is not desirable.
On 01/31/2011 08:38 PM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
You're getting a little ahead of yourse
You're getting a little ahead of yourself here. First, you need to
tell us what codec you wish to stream (via RTP). This will tell us
whether or not there is a RTP payload format defined for that codec,
and whether or not we already implement that RTP payload format.
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I want to eventually write a codec, which actually is the easiest part
about getting something running. It works in MATLAB for still frames.
I figure the first step is to figure out how to integrate into someone
elses framework. I've looked at GStreamer, and it seems simple enough,
but I jus
