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Hi,
for synchronization of RTP streams from multiple sources, I would like to acquire the NTP timestamp of data. However, I have not found an attribute on the gstreamer buffers that would tell me this timestamp.
I have successfully retrieved the timestamp by snooping on the rtpsession's sync_src pad and decoding the sender report, so its there, but I've been wondering whether there is an easier method.
Just for clarity, this refers to cases where I am using gstreamer to receive RTP data as a client, and negotiated using RTSP. Anything? cheers,
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> for synchronization of RTP streams from multiple sources, I would like to
> acquire the NTP timestamp of data. However, I have not found an attribute on > the gstreamer buffers that would tell me this timestamp. You should read RFC 3550 again in detail. _______________________________________________ gstreamer-devel mailing list [hidden email] http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/gstreamer-devel |
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Hi,
well, reading RFCs more thoroughly is always a good idea, but this is really a question on a gstreamer feature, so I don't quite make the connection of how that answers my question. Maybe I wasn't clear there, so: Does gstreamer makes the NTP timestamp from the sender reports available somehow as a property, or caps, or not?
btw, one more addition: My "multiple sources" are different cameras accessed via RTSP. Last I checked, gstreamer couldn't synchronize across RTSP sessions, and, anyway, I'm also interested in the absolute time-stamps for other reasons (our recording period stretches across weeks).
On Mon, Dec 10, 2012 at 4:51 PM, Marc Leeman <[hidden email]> wrote:
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