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Posted by crouse

www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc5219.txt

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Posted by crouse

In short If packets do not arrive or are corrupted they are just rejected.The timestamps of the ones that have arrived marks the place in time where they should be played back. Missing packets can be used to averaged over.

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Posted by HamidAliKhan

Transmitting data by a packet-switched network is one of the most common methods of transmitting data. As with any other type of data transmission, data transmitted by a packet-switched network can be affected by
transmission errors such as loss of packets.
RTP packets are then transported by an underlying technology supported by network 106
such as User Datagram Protocol/Internet Protocol (UDP/IP). Hence, transmitting terminal 102 encapsulates the RTP packets into UDP/IP packets and transmits them to server 110. I/O port 120 of server 110, after receiving the UDP/IP packets, reconstructs the RTP packets before processing the RTP packets or retransmitting them. Format convertor 128 of
server 110 transforms the RTP packets into a suitable format.When packets do not arrive or are corrupted they are just rejected. The timestamp of the ones that have arrived marks the place in time where they should be played back. Missing packets can be used to averaged over.

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Posted by sagitraz

When packets do not arrive or are corrupted (dashed lines and x’s), they are just rejected. The timestamp of the ones that have arrived marks the place in time where they should be played back. Missing packets can be used to averaged over.

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Posted by yogendra