[Live-devel] about rtcp bye handler

[moonheart]

hi, john luo

	  I have a strong interest in the videolan project you mentioned in your letter. 
      I found that if we chose live server as the rtsp server,a lot of the rtsp client 
in Windows suach as winmediaplayer,quicktime player in windows and realplayer could not work well. While videolan player(VLC) work well and it  can play almost all the streams . Why this happens? And is there something wrong in livemedia server or in other clients?
Why VLC can work so well?
     
       

======= 2005-04-20 09:45:00 you wrote=======

>Ross Finlayson,
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>yes, you are right. the videolan project also takes this mistake, i have notified them. 
>thank you .
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>>At 11:18 PM 4/18/05, you wrote:
>>>if I register a bye handler to rtcp instance, while multi rtsp client is 
>>>playing, when I close one client, others are also get 
>>>RTCP_PT_BYE  package. is there something wrong with this?
>>
>>No, not really.  In a multicast session (which is, I assume, what you are 
>>running), a RTCP "BYE" packet sent by anyone (sender, or receiver) will get 
>>sent to the whole multicast group.
>>
>>In the code's 'RTCP BYE handler' mechanism, there's currently no way to 
>>distinguish  between "BYE" packets sent by different nodes.
>>
>>
>>	Ross Finlayson
>>	LIVE.COM
>>	<http://www.live.com/>
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