RTP: A Transport Protocol for Real-Time Applications¶
Schulzrinne, H., Casner, S., Frederick, R., & Jacobson, V. (2003). RTP: A Transport Protocol for Real-Time Applications.
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Mechanisms¶
- Jitter Buffer or Async Queue
- It lets a producer and consumer run at their own rhythms without hand-shaking on every item, which is why de-jitter buffers underpin real-time media and async queues underpin decoupled services.
This sourceExplains that RTP receivers must buffer delay variation arising in real-time audio and video streams.
- It lets a producer and consumer run at their own rhythms without hand-shaking on every item, which is why de-jitter buffers underpin real-time media and async queues underpin decoupled services.
- Resequencing Buffer
- The pattern is literally the de-jitter buffer of VoIP and streaming media.
This sourceDescribes receiver buffering for packet-delay variation in real-time audio and video streams.
- The pattern is literally the de-jitter buffer of VoIP and streaming media.
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