[Live-devel] Developing VoIP Application
Ross Finlayson
finlayson at live.com
Sat Feb 5 19:15:17 PST 2005
>I am developing a voice oder IP application based on SIP. While the SIP part
>was pretty easy so far, I am having trouble with the negotiated RTP sessions.
>I want to use livemedia for that part as it seem to offer most of the things
>I need.
>
>I can already get an SDP Message from a caller which I can easily feed to
>livemedia, following the playCommon example application.
Are you aware of the existing "playSIP" application
<http://www.live.com/playSIP/>?? It's a SIP client that uses the same base
code "playCommon.cpp" as "openRTSP". It sounds like you should just use this.
>...tcpdump keeps telling me, that the rtp client wants to access the
>stream on
>port 32773:
>
>22:57:22.201194 IP coyote.mmweg.32773 > tester.mmweg.32773: UDP, length: 28
>22:57:22.201488 IP tester.mmweg > coyote.mmweg: icmp 64: tester.mmweg udp
>port
>32773 unreachable
>
>Why does it not use 32772 as specified in the SDP Message?
Both ports - 32772 and 32773 - are used. 32772 (the even port) is used for
RTP; 32773 (the odd port) is used for RTCP.
Ross Finlayson
LIVE.COM
<http://www.live.com/>
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