Re: Are there any high realtime and stable protocols?

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> Are there any high realtime and stable protocol(opensource &
> commerical)? In the LAN communication, the delay time MUST be 
> less than 10ms for the small packets.

Apparently, there is a protocol called Real Time Protocol (RTP),
augmented by something called RTP Control Protocol (RTCP). Its stated
purpose is to carry real-time sensitive data such as audio, video and
the like. More information can be found on it here:

http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~hgs/rtp/

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