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Hi Alexis
sorry for not being clear...what i mean is if you send
7 TS packets in one UDP packet why not take
(7*188)bytes when the stream is PS and send it on UDP.
SUKESH
--- Alexis de Lattre <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Thu, Jul 25, 2002, [email protected] wrote:
> > ...when you are streaming an mpeg2 ts on udp,
> > you are utilising IP for the network protocol
> > and udp for the transport protocol. So in this
> case TS
> > packets would just be the payloads...so how does
> it
> > matter whether it is TS or PS in the payload. If I
> > understand correctly u have extract the bit rate
> of
> > the coded stream ( which is available in both TS
> as
> > well as in PS ) and then take fixed chunks of
> bytes
> > and maintain that bitrate on the socket till the
> end
> > of the file.
>
> I don't understand everything of what you say, but
> I'll try to answer
> anyway.
>
> Yes, the network stream sent by vls is UDP/IP. In
> the network packets,
> vls puts MPEG TS packets. Vls doesn't put MPEG PS
> packets inside the
> network packets because they don't have a fixed
> size, whereas MPEG TS
> packets do. The fixed size of MPEG TS packets is
> very convenient for
> network streaming.
>
> --
> Alexis
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