Stream FEC-encoded data over simple UDP-protocol?
Bert Douglas
bertd at tplogic.com
Tue Mar 27 09:18:53 PDT 2012
FEC is not needed for UDP. The UDP service delivers a packet, or does
not.
UDP does not randomly flip some bits inside the packet.
To tolerate packet loss, only redundancy is needed.
If you really want FEC, I don't think you will find ready to use libraries.
FEC is used in spacecraft applications.
There is some really good free documentation here.
http://public.ccsds.org/default.aspx
The old stuff is simpler and probably good enough.
There is some free source code available.
http://www.ka9q.net/
Some related topics:
-- Reed Solomon block coding, used in CDroms, to protect against scratches.
-- RAID, used for fault tolerant disk arrays.
Good luck,
Bert Douglas
On Tue, Mar 27, 2012 at 4:11 AM, Anders Branderud <
anders.branderud at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I would like to have some guidelines of how to combine video streaming
> over UDP with FEC-encoding? I would like to know what changes to be made -
> e.g. which data to take (in which classes, in which functions) and
> FEC-encode before sending it; and where to find the buffers with data to
> FEC-decode on the client-side before playing it.
>
> The server streams the data. It shouldn't keep track of any state of what
> data the clients have received, nor receive any acknowledgments from the
> clients during the video streaming. It merely keeps track of what data it
> has sent.
> I want to use a simple UDP-protocol.
>
> Thanks!
>
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