Failed to transmit captured audio

Hello!
I'm trying to transmit live video+audio data via RTP.
I use RTPManager class. As it is described in AVTransmit2 example - i create separate RTPManagers for each track of my transmit processor.
Processor is set to transmit RTP_RAW. Input of the processor is CaptureDevice.
So when i transmit only video data - it is ok.
When i try to transmit video+audio (i set merging data source as processor's input) - nothing is transmitted.
Please tell me where i am wrong.
VideoFormat is JPEG/RTP.
AudioFormat is GSM/RTP.

hi...
I am having problem with transmitting video. Can you please send me ur source code? email: [email protected]
I have not dealth with sudio since i am struggling with video..
Do you write the receiver code?
Thanks.
CArter

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of the examples to produce an application that will
capture audio input, process it and pass it straight
to the speakers. However, I am getting echo, i.e. the
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import javax.media.*;
import javax.media.protocol.*;
import javax.media.control.*;
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ControllerListener {
     private Object waitSync = new Object();
private boolean stateTransitionOK =
ansitionOK = true;
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MediaLocator locator = getLocatorByName ("JavaSound
d audio capture");
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