Help with RTCP reports rate

José Luis Sánchez <[email protected]> Fri, 6 Mar 2009 16:14:29 +0100
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Hi all,

I am working in a QoS extension for VoIP and I am using ccrtp. What I'm
trying to do is increase RTCP packets rate during a conversation when some
event occurs. I've thought some possibilities for doing that but neither of
them seemed to work.

The first one consists in using "setSessionBandwidth(0.25)" function to have
a 25% of RTCP rate compared to RTP rate. But I don't see any difference
maybe because it only works before stablishing conversation and not during
it, am I correct?

The other one is use "dispatchControlPacket" function to control when I want
to send the packets, this works for me but it seems the information in
packets like fraction lost become wrong because I don't send the packets at
the right time.

If anyone has a solution for this I would be very grateful

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Hi all,<br><br>I am working in a QoS extension for VoIP and I am using ccrt=
p. What I&#39;m trying to do is increase RTCP packets rate during a convers=
ation when some event occurs. I&#39;ve thought some possibilities for doing=
 that but neither of them seemed to work.<br>

<br>The first one consists in using &quot;setSessionBandwidth(0.25)&quot; f=
unction to have a 25% of RTCP rate compared to RTP rate. But I don&#39;t se=
e any difference maybe because it only works before stablishing conversatio=
n and not during it, am I correct?<br>

<br>The other one is use &quot;dispatchControlPacket&quot; function to cont=
rol when I want to send the packets, this works for me but it seems the inf=
ormation in packets like fraction lost become wrong because I don&#39;t sen=
d the packets at the right time.<br>

<br>If anyone has a solution for this I would be very grateful<br>

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