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sending wav files using UPD protocol in vc++

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    janaswamy uday
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    Hi all, I want to transfer a Wave File using UDP. how this is possible. Please give me steps what to follow exaclty. so that the wave file must be transfer to destination machine. thanks in advance, uday

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      Hi all, I want to transfer a Wave File using UDP. how this is possible. Please give me steps what to follow exaclty. so that the wave file must be transfer to destination machine. thanks in advance, uday

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      Following link might be useful on how to use UDP sockets: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms738545(VS.85).aspx[^]

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        Hi all, I want to transfer a Wave File using UDP. how this is possible. Please give me steps what to follow exaclty. so that the wave file must be transfer to destination machine. thanks in advance, uday

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        raja jamwal
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        first of all why you going for some file transfer using UDP, if you, then you need to implement something that counts on packets recieved, that would be something like tcp implementation, so why not just go for tcp as transport protocol moreover many ISP aren't good with UDP data transfer, I mean their bandwidth controller goes on dropping lot of UDP packets.... it'll be good if you elaborate your problem...tell you one interesting thing FTP is indeed based on UDP with same as I said above.

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          first of all why you going for some file transfer using UDP, if you, then you need to implement something that counts on packets recieved, that would be something like tcp implementation, so why not just go for tcp as transport protocol moreover many ISP aren't good with UDP data transfer, I mean their bandwidth controller goes on dropping lot of UDP packets.... it'll be good if you elaborate your problem...tell you one interesting thing FTP is indeed based on UDP with same as I said above.

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          janaswamy uday
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          Its not my Intrest. Client want to Implement in UDP. So i have to go through that.

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