Timestamp may be absolute or relative when read off the wire, but is

always absolute when we return a pkt to caller

git-svn-id: svn://svn.mplayerhq.hu/rtmpdump/trunk@395 400ebc74-4327-4243-bc38-086b20814532

diff --git a/librtmp/rtmp.h b/librtmp/rtmp.h
index 08766aed7954e3231163e24dda9e2f3be2548022..06ea0ce16a7664a119f260ad09cae7aff64245fc 100644 (file)
--- a/librtmp/rtmp.h
+++ b/librtmp/rtmp.h
@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ extern "C"
     BYTE m_packetType;
     BYTE m_hasAbsTimestamp;    // timestamp absolute or relative?
     int m_nChannel;
-    uint32_t m_nTimeStamp;     // absolute timestamp
+    uint32_t m_nTimeStamp;     // timestamp
     int32_t m_nInfoField2;     // last 4 bytes in a long header
     uint32_t m_nBodySize;
     uint32_t m_nBytesRead;