JMF Payload type 33

Hey guys, i m trying to play RTP stream video but everytime i play, it give me the following error.
No format has been registered for RTP Payload type 33
Does anyone has any idea about this?? I am using VLC media player to stream the output. Please help me how to get rid of this error.
Maybe a codec or a plugin problem ?

Hi,
Payload Type 33 is MP2T, seems like the receiving side don't know what you are sending, which means the receiving side is not supported.
Anyway, for more information on the payload type, please refer to RFC3551.
Best Regards
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