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- Main Page
- Main Page
- Table of content
- Copyright
- Preface
- Introduction
- Organization of the Book
- Intended Audience
- Acknowledgments
- Part I: Introduction to Networked Multimedia
- Chapter 1. An Introduction to RTP
- A Brief History of AudioVideo Networking
- A Snapshot of RTP
- Related Standards
- Overview of an RTP Implementation
- Summary
- Chapter 2. Voice and Video Communication Over Packet Networks
- TCPIP and the OSI Reference Model
- Performance Characteristics of an IP Network
- Measuring IP Network Performance
- Effects of Transport Protocols
- Requirements for AudioVideo Transport in Packet Networks
- Summary
- Part II: Media Transport Using RTP
- Chapter 3. The Real-Time Transport Protocol
- Fundamental Design Philosophies of RTP
- Standard Elements of RTP
- Related Standards
- Future Standards Development
- Summary
- Chapter 4. RTP Data Transfer Protocol
- RTP Sessions
- The RTP Data Transfer Packet
- Packet Validation
- Translators and Mixers
- Summary
- Chapter 5. RTP Control Protocol
- Components of RTCP
- Transport of RTCP Packets
- RTCP Packet Formats
- Security and Privacy
- Packet Validation
- Participant Database
- Timing Rules
- Summary
- Chapter 6. Media Capture, Playout, and Timing
- Behavior of a Sender
- Media Capture and Compression
- Generating RTP Packets
- Behavior of a Receiver
- Packet Reception
- The Playout Buffer
- Adapting the Playout Point
- Decoding, Mixing, and Playout
- Summary
- Chapter 7. Lip Synchronization
- Sender Behavior
- Receiver Behavior
- Synchronization Accuracy
- Summary
- Part III: Robustness
- Chapter 8. Error Concealment
- Techniques for Audio Loss Concealment
- Techniques for Video Loss Concealment
- Interleaving
- Summary
- Chapter 9. Error Correction
- Forward Error Correction
- Channel Coding
- Retransmission
- Implementation Considerations
- Summary
- Chapter 10. Congestion Control
- The Need for Congestion Control
- Congestion Control on the Internet
- Implications for Multimedia
- Congestion Control for Multimedia
- Summary
- Part IV: Advanced Topics
- Chapter 11. Header Compression
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