[Asterisk-video] Jitterbuffer

[Zoa]

The only thing i could think of that could break things are the packet 
loss handling, (replacing the lost frame with a zero frame).

Joachim

John Martin wrote:

>If the jitterbuffer does any manipulation of the RTP data then it'll
>break the video. The best it can do is just pass on the video packets.
>Re-ordering out of sequence packets would be good though.
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>John
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>John Martin
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>To: Discussion of video media support in Asterisk
>Subject: Re: [Asterisk-video] Jitterbuffer
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>I never actually tried that, but if those are normal RTP packets it 
>should not be a difference with audio packets i think ?
>Didnt you know somebody who claimed it broke video ? Could this person 
>tell us how he is using the video with asterisk ?
>
>Joachim
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>Olle E Johansson wrote:
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>>As we have both Steve Kann and Zoa on the list : What about Video and
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>>the IAX2 jitterbuffer and zoa's
>>new implementation?
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>>Anyone that have tested?
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>>/Olle
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