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Friends, Can RTCP be optionally used instead of RTP? michaeldavid23 23-June-2008 01:35:40 PMComments www.packetizer.com/rfc/rfc4585 Posted by crouse Yes RTCP can be optionally used instead of RTP. If you use manual unicast (just send rtp from the broadcaster/encoder to the server) then rtcp isn't required between the broadcaster/encoder and the server. But for Announced unicasts use rtcp: This allows the server to tear down the connection and delete the sdp file when connectivity with the broadcaster is interrupted. You can reflect the manual unicast from the streaming server by placing a valid sdp file on the server. This is a static sdp file that won't disappear when the broadcaster/encoder stops sending. Posted by sagitraz Can optionally be used with RTP to provide measurements and logical management of RTP sessions. Posted by snjysanjay05 |
Posted: 24-June-2008 03:12:21 PM By: snjysanjay05 Can optionally be used with RTP to provide measurements and logical management of RTP sessions. | |
Posted: 27-June-2008 01:29:43 AM By: sagitraz Yes RTCP can be optionally used instead of RTP. If you use manual unicast (just send rtp from the broadcaster/encoder to the server) then rtcp isn't required between the broadcaster/encoder and the server. But for Announced unicasts use rtcp: This allows the server to tear down the connection and delete the sdp file when connectivity with the broadcaster is interrupted. You can reflect the manual unicast from the streaming server by placing a valid sdp file on the server. This is a static sdp file that won't disappear when the broadcaster/encoder stops sending. | |
Posted: 05-May-2009 04:46:36 AM By: crouse www.packetizer.com/rfc/rfc4585 |