Use rtpbuffer for the jitter buffer#428
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The interceptor now supports this new jitter buffer, supports multiple tracks/streams, and accepts options for building the jitter buffer. I've added the #255 fix since it was stopping me from testing. |
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Use rtpbuffer for the jitter buffer (as suggested by Sean in #278). I am using a ring buffer (as rtpbuffer packets can be overwritten any time) for the playback buffer and it accepts retainable packets too so it uses the buffer pool too.
I tried to keep the behavior of the API as 1:1 as possible, but the differences are:
minStartCount).Popdo move theplayoutHeadto that sequance number.Working on: receiver interceptor, unit tests for the ring buffer, and a NoCopy option.