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IPv6 - Adjusted the string formatting to separate the address and the port number by the use of a colon, while enclosing the address in square brackets, just as "netstat" does. That is, don't use the slash symbol for this, because it can be confused for the subnet (see the CIDR notation). Here's a discussion on the topic: https://serverfault.com/a/205794

j0r1 added 30 commits December 3, 2016 16:12
This function allows you to change the data that will be sent out
(e.g. for encryption). It could also be used to disable sending
RTCP packets.
Added OnValidatedRTPPacket to RTPSession and RTPSources, allowing you
to process a packet as soon as it is linked to an RTPSourceData
instance. This way you can avoid the GotoFirst/GotoNext iteration over
the sources.

An OnChangeIncomingData member function was added to RTPSession,
allowing you to change received RTP or RTCP data. This can be used to
e.g. decrypt the packets.
Example 6 uses one of them
j0r1 and others added 29 commits March 22, 2017 10:41
It's possible that OnValidatedRTPPacket already deletes the packet,
making the pointer invalid.
This shouldn't happen since the number of CSRCs comes from four bits in
the RTP header. But better safe than sorry.
Uses the abort descriptor SendAbortSignal everytime a packet is
injected, but this buffer can fill up.
Fix rtpsecuresession.cpp when thread is not supported
Fix rtpsecuresession.cpp when thread is not supported
Avoid `using namespace std` to allow c++14 compilation
Fix typos in src/rtperrors.cpp
… port number by the use of a colon, while enclosing the address in square brackets, just as "netstat" does. That is, don't use the slash symbol for this, because it can be confused for the subnet (see the CIDR notation). Here's a discussion on the topic: https://serverfault.com/a/205794
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