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Title : Stream Tracking Description for Resource Management Guarantees in the Network
Author(s) : T. Guenkova-Luy, et al.
Filename : draft-guenkova-mmusic-sdp-ng-streamtrack-00.txt
Pages : 13
Date : 2005-2-10
This document defines an extension to the Session Description
Protocol (SDP) and to Session Description Protocol new generation
(SDPng - work in progress). The intention of this draft is to provide
descriptions in SDP and SDPng that specify the source port of media
streams. Such specification within the session description is
required in many network quality of service (QoS) management systems
in order to be able to track the media streams from their source to
their destination. Thus the QoS management system can differentiate
the stream tracks end-to-end and guarantee QoS for every single
media.
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