what is the connection-id for dtlssrtpenc?
Andres Gonzalez
andres.agoralabs at gmail.com
Tue May 31 00:52:18 UTC 2016
Hi,
I currently have several Gstreamer regular RTP/RTCP streams working with my
C++ application. I am now trying to migrate one of these streams to use
DTLS/SRTP instead of RTP so I can feed a WebRTC web client. The webRTC
client is not sending any media and is receive-only.
The dltssrtpenc element is a bit confusing to me. The example in the source
tree is using python (I can get the idea of what is going on but I am not
experienced with python to know for sure). This example says that it
requires "two pairs of TX/RX pipelines for a proper handshake."
Question: Is that correct? I have a single receiving WebRTC client that I
want to handshake with the single sending Gstreamer pipeline, so are not
these 2 endpoints sufficient to perform a DTLS handshake between them?
Question: what is the WebRTC SDP attribute/property that maps to the
Gstreamer dltssrtpenc connection-id property?
Is it the WebRTC SDP ice-pwd or the fingerprint?
Thanks,
-Andres
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