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2008 Apr 29
2
Caching current events for new listeners
...'m facing:
- if I keep them in the codec specific struct (which is what I'm doing now),
I can't request them when a new listener connects, as I don't know when
this happens from the format_ogg.c code
- if I keep them (and update them as streaming goes on) in the headers list,
then send_ogg_headers will continuously stream them out, but I don't want
that since that'll get pushed to all listeners, and they'll have already gotten
those as normal streaming progresses.
Cheers
2008 Apr 29
0
Caching current events for new listeners
...ep them in the codec specific struct (which is what I'm doing now),
> I can't request them when a new listener connects, as I don't know when
> this happens from the format_ogg.c code
>
> - if I keep them (and update them as streaming goes on) in the headers list,
> then send_ogg_headers will continuously stream them out, but I don't want
> that since that'll get pushed to all listeners, and they'll have already gotten
> those as normal streaming progresses.
There are certain things that could be done to help the situation, I'm
not sure which would be best i...
2008 Apr 28
2
Caching current events for new listeners
Hi,
I'm trying to work out how one would go about caching "interesting" packets
from a stream to be sent to newly connecting listeners. At the moment, for, eg,
Theora and Vorbis, the only interesting packets are the recent ones (up to a
keyframe for theora), but, in my case, I can have old packets be still active
while newer packets are obsolete, as packets are sorted by their