draft-rtpfolks-quic-rtp-over-quic
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This draft expired in March 2018, but we continued to think about
transport of real-time media over QUIC. Some further ideas were
presented in our
paper in the ACM CoNEXT workshop on Evolution, Performance, and
Interoperability of QUIC.
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Jörg Ott, Roni Even, Colin Perkins, and Varun Singh,
RTP over QUIC
(.txt|.pdf),
Internet Engineering Task Force,
September 2017,
Work in progress
(draft-rtpfolks-quic-rtp-over-quic-01.txt).
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This version rewrites the Introduction, and adds discussion of use
cases, reliability, congestion control, RTCP mapping, the API, and
multiparty session. It also make various clarifications and editorial
fixes throughout.
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Jörg Ott, Roni Even, Colin Perkins, and Varun Singh,
RTP over QUIC
(.txt|.pdf),
Internet Engineering Task Force,
July 2017,
Work in progress
(draft-rtpfolks-quic-rtp-over-quic-00.txt).
The Real-time Transport Protocol (RTP) provides for transport of
audio-visual media across the Internet. It is commonly used for
interactive video conferencing, telepresence, and telephony, but
has also been used for low-latency streaming. QUIC is a new
transport protocol, initially developed by Google, but now under
standardisation in the IETF. This draft begins to discuss how RTP
can be carried over QUIC.