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<blockquote data-quote="velis" data-source="post: 601729" data-attributes="member: 96429">Thought I should join in with the conversation:Stepko:Please make sure you also send data forward at a certain short interval.Low bitrate streams tend to completely fail because filling 256KB with a 64Kb/s stream takes enormously long. This is particulary important with radio streams. When I was doing modifications to the filter, I added a check to never let the data sit for more than 100ms (approx, used a quite inaccurate GetTickCount function).There is also the question of crappy MS TCP stack. It <a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/submit-code-patches-mediaportal-tv-server-etc-325/mpiptvsource-losing-packets-75287/" target="_blank">took me ages</a> to find a good combination of RcvFrom and Select() that didn't lose packets on my UDP streams. I sure wish there was a good function that would just wait for a specified number of bytes received. If changing any of the UDP code, you must pay special attention to this little detail.Mikeyko:It would be great if Dimka's changes were included as well to have the additional protocols supported.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="velis, post: 601729, member: 96429"] Thought I should join in with the conversation: Stepko: Please make sure you also send data forward at a certain short interval. Low bitrate streams tend to completely fail because filling 256KB with a 64Kb/s stream takes enormously long. This is particulary important with radio streams. When I was doing modifications to the filter, I added a check to never let the data sit for more than 100ms (approx, used a quite inaccurate GetTickCount function). There is also the question of crappy MS TCP stack. It [URL="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/submit-code-patches-mediaportal-tv-server-etc-325/mpiptvsource-losing-packets-75287/"]took me ages[/URL] to find a good combination of RcvFrom and Select() that didn't lose packets on my UDP streams. I sure wish there was a good function that would just wait for a specified number of bytes received. If changing any of the UDP code, you must pay special attention to this little detail. Mikeyko: It would be great if Dimka's changes were included as well to have the additional protocols supported. [/QUOTE]

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