func simpleRtp() {
fmt.Println("Starting simple RTP test.")
// Create a UDP transport with "local" address and use this for a "local" RTP session
// The RTP session uses the transport to receive and send RTP packets to the remote peer.
tpLocal, _ := rtp.NewTransportUDP(local, localPort)
// TransportUDP implements TransportWrite and TransportRecv interfaces thus
// use it to initialize the Session for both interfaces.
rsLocal = rtp.NewSession(tpLocal, tpLocal)
// Add address of a remote peer (participant)
rsLocal.AddRemote(&rtp.Address{remote.IP, remotePort, remotePort + 1})
// Create a media stream.
// The SSRC identifies the stream. Each stream has its own sequence number and other
// context. A RTP session can have several RTP stream for example to send several
// streams of the same media.
//
strLocalIdx, _ := rsLocal.NewSsrcStreamOut(&rtp.Address{local.IP, localPort, localPort + 1}, 1020304, 4711)
rsLocal.SsrcStreamOutForIndex(strLocalIdx).SetPayloadType(0)
// Create the same set for a "remote" peer and use the "local" as its remote peer.
tpRemote, _ := rtp.NewTransportUDP(remote, remotePort)
rsRemote = rtp.NewSession(tpRemote, tpRemote)
rsRemote.AddRemote(&rtp.Address{local.IP, localPort, localPort + 1})
strRemoteIdx, _ := rsRemote.NewSsrcStreamOut(&rtp.Address{remote.IP, remotePort, remotePort + 1}, 4030201, 815)
rsRemote.SsrcStreamOutForIndex(strRemoteIdx).SetPayloadType(0)
go receivePacketLocal()
go receivePacketRemote()
// simple RTP: just listen on the RTP and RTCP receive transports. Do not start Session.
rsLocal.ListenOnTransports()
rsRemote.ListenOnTransports()
// Just connect to control event channel, however in simple RTP mode GoRTP does not report any events.
go sendLocalToRemote()
go sendRemoteToLocal()
time.Sleep(8e9)
stop = true
time.Sleep(30e6) // allow the sender to drain
stopRemoteRecv <- true
stopLocalRecv <- true
stopRemoteCtrl <- true
stopLocalCtrl <- true
// Just close the receivers, no need to close a session.
rsLocal.CloseRecv()
rsRemote.CloseRecv()
time.Sleep(10e6)
fmt.Printf("Simple RTP test done.")
}
func fullDuplex() {
fmt.Println("Starting full duplex test.")
// Create a UDP transport with "local" address and use this for a "local" RTP session
// The RTP session uses the transport to receive and send RTP packets to the remote peer.
tpLocal, _ := rtp.NewTransportUDP(local, localPort)
// TransportUDP implements TransportWrite and TransportRecv interfaces thus
// use it to initialize the Session for both interfaces.
rsLocal = rtp.NewSession(tpLocal, tpLocal)
// Add address of a remote peer (participant)
rsLocal.AddRemote(&rtp.Address{remote.IP, remotePort, remotePort + 1})
// Create a media stream.
// The SSRC identifies the stream. Each stream has its own sequence number and other
// context. A RTP session can have several RTP stream for example to send several
// streams of the same media.
//
strLocalIdx, _ := rsLocal.NewSsrcStreamOut(&rtp.Address{local.IP, localPort, localPort + 1}, 1020304, 4711)
rsLocal.SsrcStreamOutForIndex(strLocalIdx).SetPayloadType(0)
// Create the same set for a "remote" peer and use the "local" as its remote peer
tpRemote, _ := rtp.NewTransportUDP(remote, remotePort)
rsRemote = rtp.NewSession(tpRemote, tpRemote)
rsRemote.AddRemote(&rtp.Address{local.IP, localPort, localPort + 1})
strRemoteIdx, _ := rsRemote.NewSsrcStreamOut(&rtp.Address{remote.IP, remotePort, remotePort + 1}, 4030201, 815)
rsRemote.SsrcStreamOutForIndex(strRemoteIdx).SetPayloadType(0)
go receivePacketLocal()
go receivePacketRemote()
go receiveCtrlLocal()
go receiveCtrlRemote()
rsLocal.StartSession()
rsRemote.StartSession()
go sendLocalToRemote()
go sendRemoteToLocal()
time.Sleep(8e9)
stop = true
time.Sleep(30e6) // allow the sender to drain
stopRemoteRecv <- true
stopLocalRecv <- true
stopRemoteCtrl <- true
stopLocalCtrl <- true
rsLocal.CloseSession()
rsRemote.CloseSession()
time.Sleep(10e6)
fmt.Println("Full duplex test done.")
}
func main() {
tpLocal, _ := rtp.NewTransportUDP(local, localPort)
rsLocal = rtp.NewSession(tpLocal, tpLocal)
rsLocal.ListenOnTransports()
go receivePacketLocal()
time.Sleep(8e9)
}