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Title : QoS renegotiation using RTCP inband signaling
Author(s) : S. Oh
Filename : draft-oh-avt-rtcp-qos-signaling-00.txt
Pages : 10
Date : 2004-7-14
The control protocol, RTCP, provides for periodic reporting of
reception quality, participant identification and other source
description information, notification on changes in session
membership, and the information needed to synchronize media streams.
This document defines and extends these RTCP functionalities
to provide with the end-to-end QoS renegotiation using fast in-band
signaling during the active session states. The main purpose of this
new function of RTCP is to support the handover between heterogeneous
access networks with different QoS factors such as available
bandwidth etc.
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