What is RTP and why not TCP?
- RTP is the Real-time Transport Protocol
- Supports real-time Audio/Video scaling to 1000's
- Provides sequencing, timestamping, media identification
- Used with UDP to get port multiplexing and checksum
- Companion RTCP provides reception quality feedback
- Alternative to TCP:
- TCP accepts delay to ensure reliable delivery
- RTP accepts some packet loss to get low delay
- RTP/UDP works with IP Multicast, TCP is point-to-point
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