Dear Peter,
> I have Uploaded lots of RTP captures in various formats to
> https://wiki.wireshark.org/SampleCaptures#SIP_and_RTP
> Note that while Opus supports multiple settings, there is only one fixed
> setting there.
I'm aware of such samples, but they are too simple from my point of
view. iL
Dear Roland,
> I can provide some examples if needed, of exactly that. Either multiple
> OPUS streams, or traces which contain opus and G.711 in the same
> conversation. Just tell me, if you need a new bug-entry created or have
> an existing one to attach to.
It would be nice if you can create it
Dear Ryan,
> Using C++ default parameter because I want to use Opus FEC. When a RTP
> packet lost, I need to use the next packet’s data to recovery the lost
> data. But the decoder module only have data ,can’t get the neighbor
> packet’s information. So I modified the rtp_audio_stream.cpp to pla
Hi Ryan,
I'm just finishing adding ilbc codec do Wireshark. You can check
https://code.wireshark.org/review/#/c/35686/
to see what to change/add.
> Here is the change:
>
> 1、Change a function with C++ default parameters
>
> Origin version: size_t convert_payload_to_samples(uns
Hi Pascal,
> Where can we find a sample capture for testing? Could you create an
> enhancement bug with the capture attached and referenced by the changeset?
see bug 16314. It will be referred in next patch comment...
Best regards,
Hello,
I posted patch with iLBC for review:
https://code.wireshark.org/review/#/c/35686/
I made my best with updating tools/*setup* files, but I have no way
how to test them. I kindly ask you for help:
- update Windows setup files
- update MacOS macos-setup.sh
- test other Unix like non Redh
Hi,
> For Ubuntu there is tools/debian-setup.sh that installs optional
> packages (as this).
> I suggest you to test your change at least on this platform since it's
> the most common.
OK. I will try.
> Did you make your change compilable without that library? You need some
> preprocessor ifdefs
Hello,
I finished iLBC codec support and it works fine for decoding and audio
saving. The only issue is that I'm able to build and test it on Linux only.
It depends on iLBC lib from https://github.com/TimothyGu/libilbc. It
is package ilbc/ilbc-devel on Fedora
(ilbc-1.1.1-16.fc30.x86_64/ilbc-de
Dear Graham and Jaap,
>> On 17 Nov 2019, at 21:15, Jiří Novák wrote:
>>
>> Dear Graham,
>>
>>> Can you update the Wiki page when that occurs?
>>
>> I do my best.
>> BTW what do you expect to read on page about G.729?
>> I imagine (in p
Hello,
I'm kindly asking for adding me to EditorGroup. I would like to update
page about Decoding of G.729 (https://wiki.wireshark.org/HowToDecodeG729).
My Wiki username is JiriNovak.
Thank you,
J
Dear Graham,
> Can you update the Wiki page when that occurs?
I do my best.
BTW what do you expect to read on page about G.729?
I imagine (in points):
- G.729 is now supported by Wireshark
- RTP player allows to play it
- Save as .au saves it too
Old procedure described on the page works too wit
Hi,
I would like to write decoder for RTP with iLBC payload. I plan to use
ilbc library (https://github.com/TimothyGu/libilbc).
I copied detection commands from another library to CMakeFile and I
created/adapted cmake/modules/FindILBC.cmake too. When I run cmake, it
do not try to detect iLBC l
Hi,
> We have G.729 decode in the player, but can’t save media in RTP streams
> other than G.711A/μ.
> There are probably easier ways to do this now since the page was written.
> A rework of the decoding pipeline in Wireshark, so that both player and
> file saving could use them would be best, bu
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