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color=#969696>>> I open two clients(using vlc) at the same host connecting to the same multicast source of live555 and I found that these two clients use the same port of rtp and rtcp</FONT></DIV>
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color=#969696>>Yes, of course they do, because that's what multicast means: Each packet is sent - just once -> to a single (multicast) IP address and port number. (I.e., the IP address and port number are part of the packet, and are therefore the same for each recipient.)</FONT></DIV>
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color=#969696>>> I want these two clients at the same host use different port (like unicast),how can I to do?</FONT></DIV>
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color=#969696>>You can't, without actually getting two separate unicast streams - one to each port.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV>If so,these two clients will send RR reports to the server and these RR
reports use the same 'reportSenderSSRC'. So,the 'RTPTransmissionStats' will be
overwrited and the statistics is confused .</DIV>
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