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Re: MPEG4 patches
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Germany
2007-05-09 12:05:49
Hi all,
--- Josh Mahonin <jmahonincbnco.com> schrieb:

> Craig Southeren wrote:
> >    I've just checked in some patches to the MPEG4
codec, but I am
> > unable to test them myself. I would appreciate
some feedback from
> > those who wrote the original code, and the
patches, if possible.
> The version with applied patches compiles and works on
my setup, however
> I am unable to test compatibility with H323.  If anyone
has successfully
> used it in an H323 call, I'd be interested in hearing
from them.
> 
As far as I know only SIP has been implemented in the MPEG4
Part 2 plugin, the H.323 endpoints
specified are endpoints of the H.263 plugin... I think it
was mentioned on the mailing list but I
am unable to access the archive...

> As an aside, I'm curious if anyone else is getting
random RTP packet
> errors.  I've only been able to observe the problem
with the MPEG4
> plugin (both the first version and patched), but I'm
having a problem
> where the RTP_UDP session for video is dropping
packets, but Ethereal is
> reporting that they are all being received correctly. 
This problem only
> occurs on subsequent calls after the first successful
audio/video
> session, and may start on the initiator end, receiver
end, both at the
> same time, or not happen at all until the next call.
> 
> I've isolated the problem right down to the function
> RTP_UDP::ReadDataOrControl, specifically after the
socket.ReadFrom()
> call.  Since this is a function of PWLIB, I'm very,
very confused. 
> Again, Ethereal is showing me that all the right
packets with correct
> sequence numbers are arriving in order with a valid
header and payload,
> but some of them are getting dropped when they are read
from the
> PUDPSocket.  Both my Opal and PWLib libraries are from
CVS as of April
> 25 2007, but I've observed the same problem with Phobos
versions as
> well. If anyone's run into a similar problem, please
let me know.
> 
> Josh.
> 

I had a problem of lost RTP packets at  high bitrates, could
you check the receive queues with
netstat if they are getting filled up?  Possibly it is
related/the same as the problem I was 
having... 

What I would like to add to the discussion is that according
to RFC 3016 the MPEG 4 Part 2 mime
subtype is "MP4V-ES" instead of "mpeg4"
and if someone would have a problem if we changed that..

Matthias





	
		
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Re: MPEG4 patches
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2007-05-09 14:33:46
Hi Matthias,

Matthias Schneider wrote:
> I had a problem of lost RTP packets at  high bitrates,
could you check the receive queues with
> netstat if they are getting filled up?  Possibly it is
related/the same as the problem I was having... 
>   
Yup, that's the problem exactly.  Something hiccups so that
the receive
queue gets filled up and the media patch isn't running fast
enough to
clear it.  I'm curious how you got around this issue - I'm
guessing it
has something to do with the Sleep(5) in
OpalMediaPatch::Main()?
> What I would like to add to the discussion is that
according to RFC 3016 the MPEG 4 Part 2 mime
> subtype is "MP4V-ES" instead of
"mpeg4" and if someone would have a problem if we
changed that..
>   
Yeah, following RFCs is probably a good idea, I'm for it. 


Josh.

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Re: MPEG4 patches
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2007-05-10 17:09:13
Matthias Schneider wrote:
> What I would like to add to the discussion is that
according to RFC 3016 the MPEG 4 Part 2 mime
> subtype is "MP4V-ES" instead of
"mpeg4" and if someone would have a problem if we
changed that..

Absolutely! Please follow standards!!


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