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Can I unicast streams on a single host?

April 26, 2017host Streams unicast

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Can I unicast streams on a single host?

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Yes. This is possible if the two RTPManager objects for the sending and receiving sides don’t bind to the same port. You will need to set up a transmission from Port A to Port B. The first RTPManager binds to Port A and transmits from Port A to Port B on this host. The second RTPManager binds to Port B, receives RTP data on Port B and sends RTCP feedback from Port B to Port A.You can try the Tx and Rx examples on the JMF solutions page to set-up a unicast session on a single host:For further information, check: http://java.sun.com/javase/technologies/desktop/media/jmf/2.1.1/solutions/index.

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Yes. This is possible if the two RTPManager objects for the sending and receiving sides don’t bind to the same port. You will need to set up a transmission from Port A to Port B. The first RTPManager binds to Port A and transmits from Port A to Port B on this host. The second RTPManager binds to Port B, receives RTP data on Port B and sends RTCP feedback from Port B to Port A. You can try the Tx and Rx examples on the JMF solutions page to set-up a unicast session on a single host: For further information, check: http://java.sun.com/javase/technologies/desktop/media/jmf/2.1.1/solutions/index.