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Title : A SIP application using INFO message for IP premise control
Author(s) : C. Kim
Filename : draft-cgkim-sipping-info-00.txt
Pages : 6
Date : 2004-2-9
This document describes the INFO usage for IP-surveillance
application. SIP is used as a means of incorporating terminals of
different vendors. In this draft, mid-control
commands, for example, retrieving server images or saving images in
the server are defined and delivered as session names of INVITE messages.
IN addition to that, INFO definitions specific to the
application are described. For example, camera control like PTZ(Pen,
Tilt, Zoom) information is defined for the purpose of
standardization of controls.
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