Hi everyone, I need to analyze a sequence of RTP packets, in order to try to listen the payload and \or to convert it to wav. I understand that under Telephony -> RTP Wireshark permits to analyze inbound \ outbound streams but, here is the problem, i've no stream, i only have a file with all RTP packets one after another (this is not a Wireshark dump). Is there any way to try to analize that file. Thanks in advance to everyone. asked 11 Jul '17, 00:32  iplaga |
2 Answers:
You need to convert raw file with RTP packets into .pcap format, or other formats compatible with wireshark. answered 11 Jul '17, 01:49  Nomad |
A "stream" is just a logical view of a group of packets. So what you need is to sort out the packets up to some properties into "streams". For normal RTP recorded in wild, grouping them by the SSRC field is the easiest way to go, but in some laboratory environments you may have to look at source&destination IP addresses and UDP ports as well because the SSRC values are not generated properly. So once you have the file open in Wireshark, the first question is whether Wireshark dissects them as RTP or only as plain UDP. If as RTP, you can obtain a list of all RTP streams using If Wireshark could not auto-detect that the UDP packets were RTP ones, you have to apply a display filter answered 11 Jul '17, 02:02  sindy |
Is it a pcap file or at least something that Wireshark can open?