[gst-devel] Problem of transporting the ts stream over

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Hi ScreenName01,
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Thanks for your help:-)=20
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The "ideal environment" refer to transport the udp packets in the wire comm=
unication. In this case, The possiblity of losing the packets is very small=
.

There seems to be no encryption problem since we can send the raw mpeg stre=
ams over the air to the target and play on it.=20

It's really an unusual problem since we know that the the underlying medium=
 is hidden to the protocol. The only possibly problem can occur in the MAC =
layer. The WLAN may lose some packets (About 10% packets are lost). But in =
the wire communication almost very packets are delivered normally. The prob=
lem may be related to the ts stream format. That's because it may be hard t=
o play an ts stream when some packets are lost.

Thanks for your suggestion. I will try to analyse the traffic using wiresha=
rk.

I would like to keep in touch with you. When we get any progress, I will co=
ntact you.

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Best regards,

Zhiqiang Liu

ScreenName01 wrote:
>Hi Zhiqiang,
>
>  I'm unclear of what the problem is.  What is an "ideal environment" for
>instance?
>
>  The underlying medium -- be it ethernet or wifi -- is transparent.  The
>medium is hidden to the protocol and is handled by the OS in most cases

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id"><div><br>Hi ScreenName01,</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>Thanks for your help:-) </div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>The "ideal environment" refer to transport the udp packets in the wire=
 communication. In this case, The possiblity&nbsp;of losing&nbsp;the packet=
s is very small.</div>
<div></div>
<p>There seems to be no encryption problem since we can send the raw mpeg s=
treams over the air to the target and play on it.&nbsp;</p>
<p>It's really an unusual problem since we know that the the underlying med=
ium is hidden to the protocol. The only possibly problem&nbsp;can&nbsp;occu=
r in the MAC layer. The WLAN may lose some packets (About 10% packets are l=
ost).&nbsp;But in the wire communication almost very packets are delivered =
normally. The problem may be related to the ts stream format. That's becaus=
e it may be hard to play an ts stream when&nbsp;some packets are lost.</p>
<p>Thanks for your suggestion. I will try to analyse the&nbsp;traffic&nbsp;=
using&nbsp;wireshark.</p>
<p>I would like to keep in touch with you.&nbsp;When we get&nbsp;any progre=
ss, I will contact you.</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>Best regards,</p>
<p>Zhiqiang Liu</p><pre>ScreenName01 wrote:
&gt;Hi Zhiqiang,
&gt;
&gt;  I'm unclear of what the problem is.  What is an "ideal environment" f=
or
&gt;instance?
&gt;
&gt;  The underlying medium -- be it ethernet or wifi -- is transparent.  T=
he
&gt;medium is hidden to the protocol and is handled by the OS in most cases
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