use to and registered JMF 2.0

Hi,I have got a problem that I need to yours' help. If I don't setup JMF 2.0, I use to JMF, don't ? by way? Every one help me. thanks!
[158 byte] By [02hcba] at [2007-10-3 11:30:02]
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I think AndrewThompson64 would answer this question better ;) Here's his link. It shows how to use JMF over webstart (JWS) w/o having to instal it. http://www.javasaver.com/testjs/jmf/
andreyvka at 2007-7-15 13:56:33 > top of Java-index,Security,Cryptography...
# 2

Dear andreyvk ,

I've read your post

http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=785134&tstart=165

about how to use a single RTP session for both media reception and trasmission (I'm referring to you RTPSocketAdapter modified version), but, at the moment, I'receive a BIND error.

I think that your post is an EXCELLENT solution. I'modified AVReceive3 and AVTransmit3 in order to accept all parameters (Local IP & Port, Remote IP & Port).

Can you please give me a simple scenario so I can understand what the mistake?

I'use AVTransmit3 and AVReceive3 from different prompts and if I run these 2 classes contemporarely both in 2 different PC (172.17.32.27 and 172.17.32.30) I can transmit the media (vfw://0 for example) using AVTransmit3 but I'can't receive nothing if I run also AVReceive3 in the same PC?

What's the problem? Furthermore, If I run first AVReceive3 from a MSDOS Prompt and subsequently I run AVTransmit3 from another prompt I see a BIND error (port already in use).

How can I use your modified RTPSocketAdapter in order to send and receive a single media from the same port (e.g. 7500).

I've used this scenario PC1: IP 172.17.32.30 Local Port 5000 and PC2:IP 172.17.32.27 LocalPort 10000

So in the PC1 I run:

AVTransmit3 vfw://0 <Local IP 172.17.32.30> <5000> <Remote IP 172.17.32.27> <10000>

AVReceive3 <Local IP 172.17.32.30/5000> <Remote IP 172.17.32.27/10000>

and in PC2:

AVTransmit3 vfw://0 <Local IP 172.17.32.27> <10000> <Remote IP 172.17.32.30> <5000>

AVReceive3 <Local IP 172.17.32.27/10000> <Remote IP 172.17.32.30/5000>

I'd like to use the same port 5000 (in PC1) and 10000 (in PC2) in order to transmit and receive rtp packets. How can i do that without receive a Bind Error? How can I receive packets (and playing these media if audio &/or video) from the same port used to send stream over the network?

How can I obtain a RTP Symmetric Transmission/Reception solution?

Please give me an hint. If you can't post this is my email: Siracg99@libero.it

TheSiraca at 2007-7-15 13:56:33 > top of Java-index,Security,Cryptography...