[Live-devel] ENTTEC protocol

[hornsby]

Hi Kon,
We have multicast videos streams coming from Linux machines on our ethernet 
network.
When I try to relay a stream with testRelay i get the message "miss sync". 
When I analyse the stream with ethereal, it tells me the stream coming from 
the multicast address I'm trying to relay uses ENTTEC protocol.
So I try relaying the same stream with vlc  and foward it to testRelay which 
then work fine.
So testRelay work with our streams only if they are first relayed by vlc.
I also analyse the vlc output and this time ethereal is telling me that it 
uses UDP protocol.
The problem is that the video streams on our network are supposed to be 
multicast/UDP. So where does it become ENTTEC ?? from a router ?? from linux 
kernel ??
I just don't understand because VLC can play just fine those streams even with 
ENTTEC protocol.

I hope I was a bit clearer than I was :S

adrian


On Thursday 22 September 2005 18:01, Kon Wilms wrote:
> ENTTEC is a protocol used for routing studio signalling such as lighting
> commands over ethernet. Maybe you could be more specific.
>
> Cheers
> Kon
>
> > I am trying to use the provided testRelay test program
> > to relay simple UDP packets but it seems to have
> > trouble when ENTTEC protocol is used for the
> > multicasted streams.  Have you heard about this
> > problem ?? is ENTTEC a valid protocol for multicasting
> > Satellite stream on network ??
> > testRealy work perfectly when ethereal identify the
> > multicast stream as UDP protocol. so I think problem
> > comes from the ENTTEC protocol.
>
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