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Letting user know when a packet has dropped #120
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There was a plan to implement this at some point but then we pivoted to having the frame receiver drop inter frames until it received an intra so I never finished the implementation but some remnants of it still remain: |
@altonen Is there something I can do to detect missing frames to drop those before next Intra? I'm currently trying to get rid of gray screens caused by dropped frames (currently, mostly from #105), but I have not been able to find a way (other than maybe POC in the frame itself) to determine which frames were lost. I was under the impression that the frame dropping would be done on the application side and that is why the notify-callback was needed. |
Can't you determine which frames were lost based on which frames were garbage collected? Maybe I'm not understanding the question but I think determining which frames are lost is quite easy because they are still incomplete in the frame buffer when their timer expire. |
Oh, maybe I'm misremembering. That would probably be ok, if it could be disabled via flags and this notify would be implemented for those who want to self-manage. As it is, neither is usable, so if I understand correctly, it is currently not possible to react to lost frames to avoid those gray screens? I created a new issue for this (#121). |
I think you can disable the behavior by giving Currently there's no way for the application to react to, or even know about, if/when a frame has been dropped. |
A system inside uvgRTP is probably better than having the user to react to lost frames (I already made a simple version). Closing this issue. If someone has need for this, they can reopen this or create a new issue. |
It would be nice if uvgRTP would tell when a packet was lost during transit. Currently, the user can have a very hard time determining if a frame was lost.
Something like a callback function would probably be useful.
The RTCP reports are not specific enough to determine which packet was lost.
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