JMF: send merged datasource to rtp-target

[Javier Vazquez]

hi there

first of all: i'm a newbie. ;-)

i've seen that there's a very easy way to send a single datasource over
rtp using a datasink (example using linear audio):

String receiverURL = "rtp://host.domainort/audio/l";
MediaLocator receiver = new MediaLocator(receiverURL);
DataSink ds = Manager.createDataSink(dataSource, receiver);

i have an audio- and a video-source. i merged them to a single
datasource and now i'm asking myself if the example mentioned above
would work with a merged datasource too. what kind of mime-type would i
use for my merged-datasource?

if i get it to work and i send it as one merged datasource over rtp,
would it be possible to receive the merged datasource as if it were a
single datasource as in the example below:

String rtpURL = "rtp://host.domainort/audio/l";
MediaLocator sender = new MediaLocator(rtpURL);
Player p = Manager.createRealizedPlayer(sender);

again: what mime-type would i be using?

thanks a lot for your kind help!

saludos
javier

 

[Javier Vazquez]

....is the question that lame or does really no one know an answer to it?

Javier Vazquez schrieb:

what kind of mime-type would i use for my merged-datasource?

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[Roland]

....is the question that lame or does really no one know an answer to
it?

Javier Vazquez schrieb:


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I guess your question is quite specific to JMF.
Try in the Java Media Framework Forum
<http://forum.java.sun.com/forum.jspa?forumID=28>
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[Javier Vazquez]

i allready did:
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=593757&tstart=30

....as i didn't receive no answer there, i tried to get an answer in this
ng.

can't believe that this problem isn't faced more often while sending
data with jmf over rtp.

 

[Roland]

i allready did:
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=593757&tstart=30

....as i didn't receive no answer there, i tried to get an answer in
this ng.

can't believe that this problem isn't faced more often while sending
data with jmf over rtp.

Don't know anything of RTP, but Googling showed an interesting links (I
guess):
<http://ietf.org/rfc/rfc3555.txt?number=3555>
Google search:
<http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=rtp+"MIME+Type"+video+audio>

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Roland de Ruiter
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