Proper Java RTP/RTCP stack

Question

Hello,

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 https://wiki.cs.columbia.edu:8443/display/~hgs/jlibrtp+-+Java+RTP+Library but it 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 1

http://github.com/brunodecarvalho/efflux.

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