<div>Dear Ross Finlayson:</div>
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<div>Such as the two output file formats of JM reference software of JVT H.264, one is byte stream format, the other is rtp format. I want to get the rtp format, but the output of X264 only yields byte stream format. So LIVEMEDIA is needed to pack this
H.264-encoded video with byte stream format into RTP packets. </div>
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<div>Now could LIVEMEDIA provide us the solution of packing H.264 video into RTP packets to the port of a RTP server to be sent and to the port of a RTP client to be received? If it could, is it ok that one H.264 video picture contains more than one slice so as to resist the packet loss?
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<div>However, If I just want to pack H.264 video into RTP packets to a file to be saved in local hard-disk, could it be applicable? </div>
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<div>Regards,</div>
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<div>-Jake</div>
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<div>><i>Now I want to pack an H.264-encoded video by X264 into RTP format, <br></i>><i>to get a rtp file.<br></i><br>There is no such thing as a "RTP file". RTP is a network protocol.<br><br><br>Ross Finlayson
<br>Live Networks, Inc. (<a href="http://LIVE555.COM">LIVE555.COM</a>)<br><<a href="http://www.live555.com/">http://www.live555.com/</a>></div>