There might be cases when SRT handshake is not present in the network capture.
However, it is known that SRT goes over a certain UDP port.
In this case, in Wireshark a user can right click on a packet and select "Decode As" -> "SRT".
The same can be done with tshark: tell to decode packets on a certain UDP port as SRT.
-d udp.port==#,srt
Feature request: Add an optional CLI option to specify which UDP port to decode as SRT.
The function convert_to_csv can be modified to (TODO add UDP port as an argument):
There might be cases when SRT handshake is not present in the network capture. However, it is known that SRT goes over a certain UDP port. In this case, in Wireshark a user can right click on a packet and select "Decode As" -> "SRT".
The same can be done with
tshark
: tell to decode packets on a certain UDP port as SRT.Feature request: Add an optional CLI option to specify which UDP port to decode as SRT.
The function
convert_to_csv
can be modified to (TODO add UDP port as an argument):