All things related to multicast

[Frank Fulchiero <>]

Yes, sorry for the OT, will start a new thread...

I was using 0.3.4, which I think is still the latest.
Compiled on OSX 10.4, if it's an issue.

What might have triggered it for us is when we tried to send a SAP  
for an MPEG4 h.264 RTSP stream, and changed cfg to

[global]
sap_delay=30
interface=en0

[program]
name=Connecticut College Ch3
user=Connecticut College
machine=136.244.96.104
site=http://www.conncoll.edu
address=233.88.214.139
port=5432
address=233.88.214.139
port=5434
playlist_group=ConnColl miniSAPserver


This seemed created the following stream in the SAP server

v=0
o=Connecticut College 16916 1 IN IP4 136.244.96.104
s=Connecticut College Ch3
u=http://www.conncoll.edu
c=IN IP4 233.88.214.139/255
t=0 0
a=tool:miniSAPserver 0.3.4
a=x-plgroup:ConnColl miniSAPserver
a=type:broadcast
a=charset:UTF-8
m=video 54325434 udp 33

In other words, I had put in two ports, but miniSAP combined them  
into one "video port 5432534 udp 33"
Not sure if that was the problem.

Frank



On [Jun 29], at 3:01 PM, Marshall Eubanks wrote:


> I would agree, but it's off topic. Going from 30 to 5 seconds is  
> not going to get us 300 Mbps SAP blasts.
>
> This has happened to you, what MiniSap version were you using ?
>
> Regards
> Marshall