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The Explainer examples assume an RtpTransport that includes a writable for sending, but receiving is handled via an onrtppacket EventHandler.
This raises some questions:
How is crypto handled (e.g. SRTP/cryptex)? For sending, would SRTP/cryptex be done "under the covers" or is it handled explicitly in a Transform stream? What about for reading where there is currently no readable stream?
How is congestion control handled? Do we assume that the writable is just for RTP, but not RTCP? Also, is there an onrtcppacket EventHandler, or just an onrtppacket EventHandler?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The Explainer examples assume an RtpTransport that includes a writable for sending, but receiving is handled via an
onrtppacket
EventHandler.This raises some questions:
How is crypto handled (e.g. SRTP/cryptex)? For sending, would SRTP/cryptex be done "under the covers" or is it handled explicitly in a Transform stream? What about for reading where there is currently no readable stream?
How is congestion control handled? Do we assume that the writable is just for RTP, but not RTCP? Also, is there an
onrtcppacket
EventHandler, or just anonrtppacket
EventHandler?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: