Re: New release of ccRTP? :)

[David Sugar]

I originally had hoped to see you at the LSM.  I just put out 0.5.1 of ccRTP, 
but that mostly involved making the existing packet structure visible for 
derived classes to manipulate arriving packets before they hit the queue (for 
example, to intercept RFC 5833 style telephony events in RTP bearer streams 
and post them to a seperate telephony event system rather than the audio 
packet queue).

These changes you have are good news, for it should make ccRTP much more 
useful now.

Federico Montesino Pouzols wrote:

>         Hello everybody,
>
>         [First, sorry for being disappeared for so many time, but I
> have got to sort out some problems.]
>
>         Well, the good new is that at last I have almost finished a
> lot of modifications to ccRTP that seem fairly stable, and I think
> that it is time to make a new release, maybe 0.6?
>         
>         Short changelog:
>
>         - Support for multiple sources (with new classes that
> encapsulate the available info about a source, and link a packet with
> its source).
>         - RTCP support almost complete (testing SRs and RRs right
> now), with all the new stuff specified in the current draft.
>         - Initial multicast support (well, only dummy tests, but
> should work)
>
>         So you can now ask the [multisource] queue for packets from a
> specific source, make it buffer a certain quantity of bytes/time of
> data from different sources, and get the packets encapsulated inside
> the `RTPData' class, that avoids copying and provides a method to
> access to the class representing the source of the packet.
>
>
>         I expect further news from David to send him the bunch of
> files.
>
>         Read you soon.
>
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