Author: Henning Schulzrinne
Keywords: RTP; rtptools

# RTP tools change history

1.9 (August 1997)
  - `rtptrans` also has non-sendmsg ifdef for Linux and similarly socket-challenged systems (by Lutz Grueneberg)
  - Port to FreeBSD (by Jonathan Lennox):
    - Added necessary architecture Makefile.
    - Extracted hsearch code from GNU libc 2.0.4 for rtpplay.
    - Massive byte-ordering cleanup (behavior under FreeBSD and Solaris should be identical).
    - Minor other changes for BSD 4.4 sockets.
  - `rtpdump -f` file now shows a "from" address of 0.0.0.0:0.
  - Updated rtpdump, rtpplay's payload type maps to reflect current IANA numbers.
1.8 (July 1997)
  - Bug in parsing of RR fixed.
1.6 (October 1996)
  - Format flag on `rtpdump` changed from `-f` to `-F` for consistency.
  - Added ability to use RTP timestamps rather than received timing for rtpplay, making it more useful for recording.
  - rtpdump can read from files.
  - `-x` flag supported for dump format so that only RTP/RTCP and media headers are logged.
  - Fixed: random address information in header.
1.0 (December 1995)
  - First independent release of rtptools.
  - Added rtptools/rtpsend to generate arbitrary RTP packets based on text file. Intended as a debugging and torture/compliance test tool. rtpsend reads files produced by rtpdump (ASCII mode). For replaying recordings, use rtpplay. Only supports RTP data and SDES RTCP packets right now.

Last modified 1997-08-08 by Henning Schulzrinne
schulzrinne@cs.columbia.edu