Reconstructing Video from RTP Data
To reconstruct a video common format like MP4 from saved RTP data, you can use a library such as GStreamer or FFmpeg.
Install FFmpeg
Depending on your operating system, you can install FFmpeg using package managers like apt (Ubuntu) or brew (MacOS).
Prepare the RTP data
The RTP data should be saved in a format that FFmpeg can read. Typically, this would be a series of RTP packets in a file.
Convert RTP data to a video format
ffmpeg -i rtp_data.yuv -c copy -map 0 output.mp4
Replace rtp_data.yuv with the name of your RTP data file and output.mp4 with the desired output file name.
Please note that the above command assumes that the RTP data is already in YUV format. If it's not, you'll need to decode the RTP packets first, which may require additional steps.