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Streaming *.ts files across internet

Posted: 21 May 2007 01:38
by lepooner38
I have been successfully streaming *.ts files across my LAN (UDP) for some time now. I am attempting to stream across the internet and the server side plays locally just fine, and have set my TTL as high as 12 and always get the same error on the receiving end:
"Main error - Unable to fill buffer"

Both sides have the cache set at many intervals between 0 and 500

Any help would be appreciated, Thanks

Re: Streaming *.ts files across internet

Posted: 24 May 2007 12:15
by bXn
I have been successfully streaming *.ts files across my LAN (UDP) for some time now. I am attempting to stream across the internet and the server side plays locally just fine, and have set my TTL as high as 12 and always get the same error on the receiving end:
"Main error - Unable to fill buffer"

Both sides have the cache set at many intervals between 0 and 500

Any help would be appreciated, Thanks
could you post the command line you are using ?

if you are using multicast, then your internet provider may simply blocks it

Posted: 25 May 2007 03:32
by lepooner38
Thanks for the reply. I am using UDP/RTP. Command line is:

:sout=#duplicate{dst=display,dst=std{access=udp,mux=ts,dst=###.##.###.##:1234}} :sout-all

replace ###.##.###.##:1234 with the destination IP address and port

Thanks again

Re: Streaming *.ts files across internet

Posted: 01 Aug 2007 06:32
by lepooner38
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