glossary
Glossary
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co_common = a type of ROHC packet defined by the TCP profile for transmitting changes larger than seq_X or rnd_X packet types but smaller than IR or IR-DYN packet types
CSRC = Contributing SouRCe, a field of the RTP header
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IP-ID = the IDentification field of the IPv4 header
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R-n = packet n for bidirectional Reliable mode, a
ROHC packet type that is available in this mode
RFC = Request For Comments, a standard defined by the IETF
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rnd_X = a type of ROHC packet defined by the TCP profile for transmitting changes in streams using IP-ID with random behavior (or not IP-ID), X is an integer in range [1-8]
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seq_X = a type of ROHC packet defined by the TCP profile for transmitting changes in streams using IP-ID with sequential or sequential-swapped behavior, X is an integer in range [1-8]
SN = Sequence Number, the RTP Sequence Number field or an incremental Sequence Number for non-RTP profiles
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TS = TimeStamp, the RTP Timestamp field
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UO-n = packet n for Unidirectional & bidirectional Optimistic modes, a
ROHC packet type that is available in these 2 modes
UOR-n = packet n for Unidirectional, bidirectional Optimistic & bidirectional Reliable modes, a
ROHC packet type that is available in these 3 modes
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glossary.txt · Last modified: 2016/01/03 19:54 by didier