- Original Message -
From: Richard
Hi all,
Suppose caller A wants to initiate a video call with B. He sends an
INVITE to B and B accepts the call and then sends back 200 OK with SDP.
According to RFC 3264, practically caller B will send the audio and
video RTP packet to caller
you could use ICE, to ensure you have connectivity.
Then, by time the ICE checks have completed you will be able to start
sending the video and expect the other end to receive it.
Paul
Richard wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Suppose caller A wants to initiate a video call with B. He sends an
Richard wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Suppose caller A wants to initiate a video call with B. He sends an
> INVITE to B and B accepts the call and then sends back 200 OK with SDP.
> According to RFC 3264, practically caller B will send the audio and
> video RTP packet to caller A immediately. Since
Hi all,
Suppose caller A wants to initiate a video call with B. He sends an
INVITE to B and B accepts the call and then sends back 200 OK with SDP.
According to RFC 3264, practically caller B will send the audio and
video RTP packet to caller A immediately. Since SIP messages and RTP
packe
