Thanks Jaap,
So why isn't the MPEG dissector in the list when I choose "Decode As.." for a UDP encapsulated stream? That was the OP's question I believe.
-jp
On Nov 29, 2007 3:11 PM, Jaap Keuter <
jaap.keuter@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,
No, the intelligence isn't put into the RTP dissector, it's the other
way around. The MPEG2TS dissectors registers itself with the RTP
dissector, for payload type 33 (PT_MP2T, RFC 2250). If the RTP dissector
gets such a payload it's passed to the MPEG2TS dissector.
What could be done is adding a preference to the MPEG2TS dissector to
set a UDP port number to register on, so that ETH/IP/UDP/MPEG2TS is
possible.
Thanx,
Jaap
Jake Peavy wrote:
> Yes, I also noticed this. With an RTP encapsulated video stream, the
> PIDs are decoded. With a UDP encapsulated video stream, no decocde is
> possible.
>
> Does this mean this intelligence was built into the RTP module? That
> seems to go against the whole point of encapsulation. It would be far
> better to have a separate MPEGTS dissector - to apply against any type
> of stream.
>
> -jp
>
>
> On Nov 29, 2007 11:06 AM, maurizio simoni <
mau2000.sim@xxxxxxxxx> <mailto:
mau2000.sim@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
>
> HI,
>
> MPEG2 Transport Streams packets are not decoded if they are
> transported directly over UDP (i.e. if RTP is not present).
> Moreover MPEG2TS is not present in the list of protocols in "Decode
> As" list, so there is no way to decode MPEG2TS over UDP neither
> automatically ( i.e. by automatically detect that the UDP payload is
> MPEG2TS) nor manually (that means to add MPEG2TS to "Decode As" list)
>
> Mau.
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