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Case Sensitivity of scalability modes #33

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Expand Up @@ -156,7 +156,7 @@ <h2>Dictionary <a class="idlType">RTCRtpEncodingParameters</a> Members</h2>
"RTCRtpEncodingParameters" class="dictionary-members">
<dt><dfn data-idl>scalabilityMode</dfn> of type {{DOMString}}</dt>
<dd>
<p>An identifier of the scalability mode to be used for this stream.
<p>A case-sensitive identifier of the scalability mode to be used for this stream.
The {{RTCRtpEncodingParameters/scalabilityMode}} selected MUST be one of the scalability modes
supported for the codec, as indicated in {{RTCRtpCodecCapability}}.
Scalability modes are defined in Section 6.</p>
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<h3>Scalability modes</h3>
<p>The scalability modes supported in this specification, as well as their associated
identifiers and characteristics, are provided in the table below. The syntax
for naming scalability modes is taken from [[AV1]] Section 6.7.5, which also
for naming scalability modes is case sensitive and is taken from [[AV1]] Section 6.7.5, which also
provides additional information on the modes, including dependency diagrams.</p>
<p>While [[AV1]] and VP9 [[VP9-PAYLOAD]] implementations can support
all the modes defined in the table, other codecs cannot. For example, VP8
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