paket drop and splits in udp tunnel

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Published on 2010-05-01T07:56:44Z Indexed on 2010/05/03 0:58 UTC
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hi guys !
Currently I am working on video conferencing project.For this i m using pwnat for nat traversing. pwnat is based on udp tunneling.I m using the TCP connection for data transmission.

My problem is that when i send a packet , it does not reach properly at its destination side . Sometime it drops the packet and many times it breaks ( split ) the packet into pieces.

Please Help me ..

How can i send and recieve a packet into single piece. So, i can draw image properly and play sound.

Any kind of help will be appriciated .

Thanks in advance

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