[streaming] Re: PTS out of Range

[Mindaugas Musnikas]

Hello,

what software are you using for IP encapsulation?
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: ananta attaluri 
  To: streaming at videolan.org 
  Sent: Monday, September 12, 2005 5:29 PM
  Subject: [streaming] Re: PTS out of Range


  Hi Harshal,
                 I am actually planning to implement a DVB-H 
  setup using a server and a mod-demod. I connected  
  a modulator-demodulator together to see if any data is lost
  in this path and there seems to be none.

  Also there is a software on the server which implements
  IP encapsulation which is then sent to the modulator. This 
  encapsulator software uses the loop back IP to receive data 
  it needs to encapsulate.
                 Reading your WLAN post, I have tried using 
  Unicast instead of multicast and still no difference. Please 
  let me know if there is any better way to implement this setup.

  Thanks very much,
  Regards,
  Ananta Attaluri


   
  On 9/12/05, Chhaya, Harshal <hchhaya at ti.com> wrote: 

    You wrote:
    > I am currently working on trying to send and receive
    > streams on a wireless network using VLC streaming. I 
    > use multicast to send data to client. The problem is
    > the client keeps complaining saying "PTS out of Range
    > Dropping Buffer" and "Late picture skipped" and the
    > frames are corrupted. I am unable to isolate were 
    > the problem is


    Ananta,

    See my other post about possible problems with
    using multicast over a WLAN.

    But what do you mean by this:

    > but with connecting the server directly to the client the problem 
    > still persists. Is there any way i can improve the stream quality,
    > I am using an mp4 stream and the loop back IP to send data to server.
    >
    > Ananta Attaluri

    How are you 'connecting server directly to the client' ? Could you 
    also clarify how are you using the loopback IP (I assume you mean
    127.0.0.1) to send data?

    Regards,
    - Harshal

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