Proper Java RTP/RTCP stack

java stack rtp
biasedbit picture biasedbit · Aug 23, 2010 · Viewed 14.1k times · Source

I've been struggling to find a decent RTP stack implementation for Java. JMF or FMJ are not options here as I don't want all the bells and whistles of codecs and audio/video capture; I just need to create RTP streams, dump data in them and read data from them.

I've been using jlibrtp but its API is shady, logging is based on System.out and every now and then I get a couple of NPE's.

Also, RTCP support would be nice (again, I'd like to handle the control myself, I just need the API).

So to sum up:

  • Clean API;
  • "Manual" data handling;
  • Decent logging;
  • RTCP support;
  • No dependencies;
  • Optimised for server-side usage (many RTP sessions active at a given instant).

Is there such a library or will I have to code one? ;)

Answer

biasedbit picture biasedbit · Sep 9, 2010

https://github.com/jonbo372/efflux

It depends on Netty (for I/O) and SLF4J (for logging).

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