[Live-devel] Problem with VLC and wis-streamer
Bill Dolson
bd at landform.com
Mon Dec 10 12:54:46 PST 2007
Bill Dolson wrote:
> Bill Dolson wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Weird one. Running wis-streamer from composite video
>>
>> wis-streaner -r 64000 -na
>>
>> Using VLC 0.8.6d Windows running on the same LAN as the server will play
>> the stream all day.
>>
>> Using the same VLC version Windows or Linux (el5) from anywhere on the
>> Internet playback freezes after approx 45 seconds (very repeatable,
>> always 45-50 seconds). The server is on a consumer DSL circuit (we are
>> experimenting with low-bitrates). Client location connections vary from
>> consumer DSL to high-bandwidth fiber.
>>
>> Running FFplay on Windows the stream plays continuously.
>>
>> I know it sounds like a VLC problem but since VLC uses Live555...
>>
>> It this related to:
>> http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=42623&p=133393&hilit=Live555#p133393
>>
>> I can point you to the stream off channel.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Bill Dolson
>
> I can confirm with Wireshark that VLC on Windows is not sending any RCTP
> RRs back to the server (FFplay is). Is there a patch for VLC or any way
> to prevent wis-streamer from requiring them?
>
> Thanks,
> Bill
The RTCP RRs are being sent, but apparently to the un-NATed local
network address of the server, which is behind a NATing rounter, not the
public address. How come FFmpeg gets it right and VLC doesn't?
Thanks,
Bill
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