Getting error unsupported JPEG and stoppping

[Jerry Geis]

I am getting this error: ( EOI reached before SOS! see below)

0:00:50.868899000 ^[[335m17734^[[00m 0x2aaaac00f530 ^[[37mLOG    ^[[00m 
^[[00;01;37;44m      GST_PROPERTIES 
gstobject.c:542:gst_object_dispatch_properties_changed:<media-pipeline>^[[00m 
deep notification from src (caps)
0:00:50.868997000 ^[[335m17734^[[00m 0x2aaaac00f530 ^[[36mDEBUG  ^[[00m 
^[[00;01;34m            GST_CAPS 
gstpad.c:2703:gst_pad_set_caps:<pay0:sink>^[[00m caps 0x2aaaac007140 
image/jpeg, framerate=(fraction)30/1, width=(int)1280, heig
0:00:50.869151000 ^[[335m17734^[[00m 0x2aaaac00f530 ^[[37mLOG    ^[[00m 
^[[00;01;37;44m      GST_PROPERTIES 
gstobject.c:542:gst_object_dispatch_properties_changed:<pay0>^[[00m deep 
notification from sink (caps)
0:00:50.869212000 ^[[335m17734^[[00m 0x2aaaac00f530 ^[[37mLOG    ^[[00m 
^[[00;01;37;44m      GST_PROPERTIES 
gstobject.c:542:gst_object_dispatch_properties_changed:<bin8>^[[00m deep 
notification from sink (caps)
0:00:50.869275000 ^[[335m17734^[[00m 0x2aaaac00f530 ^[[37mLOG    ^[[00m 
^[[00;01;37;44m      GST_PROPERTIES 
gstobject.c:542:gst_object_dispatch_properties_changed:<media-pipeline>^[[00m 
deep notification from sink (caps)
0:00:50.869340000 ^[[335m17734^[[00m 0x2aaaac00f530 ^[[37mLOG    ^[[00m 
^[[00;01;35m      GST_SCHEDULING 
gstpad.c:4224:gst_pad_chain_data_unchecked:<pay0:sink>^[[00m calling 
chainfunction &0x2b91fa01fbc0
0:00:50.869400000 ^[[335m17734^[[00m 0x2aaaac00f530 ^[[37mLOG    ^[[00m 
^[[00m          rtpjpegpay 
gstrtpjpegpay.c:633:gst_rtp_jpeg_pay_handle_buffer:<pay0>^[[00m got 
buffer size 1012, timestamp 0:00:00.414479667
0:00:50.869451000 ^[[335m17734^[[00m 0x2aaaac00f530 ^[[37mLOG    ^[[00m 
^[[00m          rtpjpegpay 
gstrtpjpegpay.c:642:gst_rtp_jpeg_pay_handle_buffer:<pay0>^[[00m checking 
from offset 0
0:00:50.869511000 ^[[335m17734^[[00m 0x2aaaac00f530 ^[[37mLOG    ^[[00m 
^[[00m          rtpjpegpay 
gstrtpjpegpay.c:593:gst_rtp_jpeg_pay_scan_marker:^[[00m found 00 marker 
at offset 927
0:00:50.869558000 ^[[335m17734^[[00m 0x2aaaac00f530 ^[[37mLOG    ^[[00m 
^[[00m          rtpjpegpay 
gstrtpjpegpay.c:642:gst_rtp_jpeg_pay_handle_buffer:<pay0>^[[00m checking 
from offset 928
0:00:50.869598000 ^[[335m17734^[[00m 0x2aaaac00f530 ^[[37mLOG    ^[[00m 
^[[00m          rtpjpegpay 
gstrtpjpegpay.c:587:gst_rtp_jpeg_pay_scan_marker:^[[00m found EOI marker
0:00:50.869641000 ^[[335m17734^[[00m 0x2aaaac00f530 ^[[33;01mWARN   
^[[00m ^[[00m          rtpjpegpay 
gstrtpjpegpay.c:666:gst_rtp_jpeg_pay_handle_buffer:<pay0>^[[00m EOI 
reached before SOS!
0:00:50.869690000 ^[[335m17734^[[00m 0x2aaaac00f530 ^[[33;01mWARN   
^[[00m ^[[00m          rtpjpegpay 
gstrtpjpegpay.c:851:gst_rtp_jpeg_pay_handle_buffer:<pay0>^[[00m error: 
Unsupported JPEG
0:00:50.869739000 ^[[335m17734^[[00m 0x2aaaac00f530 ^[[36mDEBUG  ^[[00m 
^[[00;01;37;41m         GST_MESSAGE 
gstelement.c:1834:gst_element_message_full:<pay0>^[[00m start
0:00:50.869878000 ^[[335m17734^[[00m 0x2aaaac00f530 ^[[32;01mINFO   
^[[00m ^[[00;01;31;47m    GST_ERROR_SYSTEM 
gstelement.c:1865:gst_element_message_full:<pay0>^[[00m posting message: 
Unsupported JPEG
0:00:50.869964000 ^[[335m17734^[[00m 0x2aaaac00f530 ^[[37mLOG    ^[[00m 
^[[00;01;37;41m         GST_MESSAGE 
gstmessage.c:184:gst_message_init:^[[00m new message 0x2aaaac006630
0:00:50.870008000 ^[[335m17734^[[00m


My command for my H.264 encoded web cam is :
 /usr/local/bin/.libs/lt-test-launch ( v4l2src device=/dev/video0 
always-copy=false ! 
image/jpeg,width=1280,height=720,framerate=(fraction)30/1 ! rtpjpegpay 
pt=26 name=pay0  alsasrc device=hw:1,0 ! audioresample !  
audio/x-raw-int,channels=2,rate=48000 ! audioconvert ! vorbisenc ! 
rtpvorbispay pt=97 name=pay1 ) 16200 192.168.1.170

When I use totem to play the camera its about 50/50 if I will get a 
picture or not. I would think that being a "stream" of data if it cannot 
decode the stream it would toss a bad frame or packet and wait for one 
it can  decode.

If I connect again I'll eventually get a picture again.
how/what can I do to reliably connect to the H.264 encoded web cam?

Thanks - so much.

Jerry