[opus] Opus RTP/RTSP support

[Tristan Matthews]

2012/11/23 Giulio Mazzoleni <giulio.mazzoleni at digital-instruments.it>:
> Il 23/11/2012 17.52, Timothy B. Terriberry ha scritto:
>> Giulio Mazzoleni wrote:
>>> Is there any program that is currenlty able to play a RTSP/RTP stream
>>> encoded with opus?
>> Both (the current beta release of) Firefox and Chrome (as of M24)
>> support Opus in (S)RTP as part of WebRTC. Of course, that also requires
>> ICE and DTLS-SRTP (for Firefox) or SDES-SRTP (for Chrome... DTLS-SRTP
>> support will be coming in M25), so it may not be the most convenient for
>> simple testing.
>>
>> The underlying media engine used by both browsers can be tested
>> separately, however. See
>> <http://www.webrtc.org/reference/getting-started>  to get the code and
>> build it. After that, you can run voe_cmd_test to set up an RTP receiver
>> listening for Opus (just follow the on-screen prompts).
>>
>> There's no signaling (e.g., SDP), so you'll have to hard-code the
>> payload type you send on (like opusrtp in opus-tools does), or figure
>> out how to generate suitable signaling to send to your own application.
>> The handling of mono and stereo is being changed slightly in
>> <http://review.webrtc.org/933022/>  (to run on a single payload type to
>> avoid negotiation failure). We recently clarified how this is supposed
>> to work in<http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-spittka-payload-rtp-opus-02>.
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> Thanks Timothy for the many info you provided.
> I'll take some time to go trhough them, but hopefully I'll get a better
> idea on the subject.
>
> In the meantime I come across this post:
> http://lists.mplayerhq.hu/pipermail/mplayer-users/2012-September/085336.html
>
> I was using RTP dynamic payload type 109 as seen i the opurtp code and
> sending SDP signalling as stated in the RTP draft (mostly about
> frequency, audio type and subtype).
>
> But I'll have to double check all the VLC, mplayer, ffmpeg, and of
> course Chrome and Firefox to find the easiest tool to debug the system.

GStreamer also supports opus RTP payloading/depayloading, might be
worth checking out.

Best,
T

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