There are TCP sequence numbers, or maybe in streaming UDP case, frame numbers? There are also time ticks on each packet.
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I'm streaming a video and i want to know how many frames i have lost when
streaming.
How can i find out how many frames i have lost when doing a capture?
I know the same timestamp means same frame..
So when i have incorrect timestamp or wrong sequence in rtp analysis this
mean that the frames are lost?
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