rtp sending frequency

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I'm a newbie to rtp protocol and I'm trying out the demo program rtpsend
and rtplisten.

It worked fine, until I bumped up sending frequency (packetsPerSecond) to
100. I started to experience losing messages, and even no receive at all
when frequency is set even higher (300).

I'm sending a "hello" string as my payload.

Is it a limitation on rtp? UDP doesn't seem to have this problem. (although
ordering is an issue, and that's why I'm trying rtp)

Thanks
George

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I'm a newbie to rtp protocol and I'm trying out the demo program rt=
psend and rtplisten.<br><br>It worked fine, until I bumped up sending frequ=
ency (packetsPerSecond) to 100. I started to experience losing messages, an=
d even no receive at all when frequency is set even higher (300). <br>
<br>I&#39;m sending a &quot;hello&quot; string as my payload.<br><br>Is it =
a limitation on rtp? UDP doesn&#39;t seem to have this problem. (although o=
rdering is an issue, and that&#39;s why I&#39;m trying rtp)<br><br>Thanks<b=
r>
George<br><br><br>

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