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<P>hi Ross,<BR> Thanks for all ur help. I found that the loss of 1-2% was due to the header being added to the *.mpg file on transmission, on the client side as the audio/video files are generated after stripping the headers.This is what i assumed that as when i played the video file i found no frames were lost.Thanks a lot ROSS for ur prompt help extended to me.</P>
<P>The results i got were : <BR>===================================================================<BR>[user03@localhost testProgs]$ ls -l audio-MPA-2 video-MPV-1 test.mpg<BR>-rw-rw-r-- 1 user03 user03 4656275 Jul 28 17:03 audio-MPA-2<BR>-rw-r--r-- 1 user03 user03 54614880 Jul 28 16:32 test.mpg<BR>-rw-rw-r-- 1 user03 user03 48927916 Jul 28 17:03 video-MPV-1<BR>diff : 1030689 / % = 1.88<BR>===================================================================</P>
<P>Am i correct in assuming that ?</P>
<P><BR>Thanks once again,</P>
<P>Bala.B.</P></BLOCKQUOTE></DIV><p>
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