I'm assuming that you're only having this type of problem (not
receiving RTCP
receiver report) for clients that are connected outside your firewall.
Are you
successfully able to stream over the "UDP Port (554)" streaming
transport
from a QT Client that is connected locally to the same LAN/segment of
your
network?
In any case, to solve the problem for Internet streaming users, you
have two
at least choices:
1) Open up UDP ports 6970 - 6999 in your FireWall between so that
those ports can be accessed by QT Clients outside your firewall
on the Internet.
2) Or two, make sure that you enable Streaming on Port 80 (first kill
off any Web services running on the same machine/IP address/port
conflicting)
and then try streaming from a QT Client player that has its
Streaming
Transport setting set to "Streaming via HTTP (port 80)".
--
Billy Brown
On Monday, October 21, 2002, at 03:59 AM, email@hidden wrote:
then my guess is that the RTCP responses from the connected
QuickTime
Player/client are NOT being received by the streaming server. There
is
a timeout, that if no RTCP response has been received from the server
then the outgoing stream from the server is stopped.
I think this can be the reason: using "ethereal" in order to see which
packets are sending or receiving, I note that there are only RTCP
packet
with info type "sender report" but no one of type "receiver report".
Only after the teardown there is a receiver report (packet type
Goodbye).
How can I do?
Thanks, Santino
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