No CRLF for RTCP packets in rtspsrc

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No CRLF for RTCP packets in rtspsrc

jml5qh
In gstrtspconnection.message_to_string, GStreamer only adds \r\n to the end of the body if the type isn't GST_RTSP_MESSAGE_DATA. What is the reasoning behind this? Is this part of the RTSP spec? We are having some issues with an RTSP server because of this so I'm wondering who is correct.
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Re: No CRLF for RTCP packets in rtspsrc

Mikl

Hello,


This is "new line" combination in windows in files in text mode.

Can be linked?


What are you expecting to have?


Mikl


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In gstrtspconnection.message_to_string, GStreamer only adds \r\n to the end
of the body if the type isn't GST_RTSP_MESSAGE_DATA. What is the reasoning
behind this? Is this part of the RTSP spec? We are having some issues with
an RTSP server because of this so I'm wondering who is correct.



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Re: No CRLF for RTCP packets in rtspsrc

Olivier Crête-3
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On Tue, 2017-01-10 at 11:48 -0800, jml5qh wrote:
> In gstrtspconnection.message_to_string, GStreamer only adds \r\n to
> the end
> of the body if the type isn't GST_RTSP_MESSAGE_DATA. What is the
> reasoning
> behind this? Is this part of the RTSP spec? We are having some issues
> with
> an RTSP server because of this so I'm wondering who is correct.

This is in in the RTSP spec, see
https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2326#section-4

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