/// <summary>
/// Clean up the RtcpListener
///
/// A thread will not abort until it is in the running state. Our listening thread is
/// generally blocked by the call to rtcpNetworkListener.ReceiveFrom(). In order to
/// dispose things quickly and efficiently, we tell the listening thread to abort as soon
/// as it is back in the running state. Then we clean up the network listener which should
/// unblock us.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="disposing"></param>
private void Dispose(bool disposing)
{
lock(this)
{
disposed = true;
threadRtcpListener.Abort();
threadRtcpListener = null;
rtcpNetworkListener.Dispose();
rtcpNetworkListener = null;
}
}
private void DisposeNetwork()
{
rtpNetworkListener.Dispose();
rtpNetworkListener = null;
}
private void Initialize()
{
rtcpNetworkListener = new UdpReceiver(rtpSession.RtcpEndPoint, RtpSession.DefaultNetworkTimeout * 2);
threadRtcpListener = new Thread(new ThreadStart(ListenThread));
threadRtcpListener.IsBackground = true;
threadRtcpListener.Name = "RtcpListener";
threadRtcpListener.Start();
}
private void InitializeNetwork()
{
rtpNetworkListener = new UdpReceiver(rtpSession.RtpEndPoint, RtpSession.DefaultNetworkTimeout);
}
