I use a command line with libvlc to stream to another PC. What is happening in the socket level when in the middle of UDP streaming to the unicast client I do a "pausing"?
Does the VLC releases the socket and than alocates again when resuming the stream?
Any elaboration would be great.
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Pausing and Resuming in UDP Unicast stream
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Re: Pausing and Resuming in UDP Unicast stream
No. VLC just keeps the socket but sends nothing.
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