Sagar,
Think of it like declarations in nested scopes in a programming language.
The outer (session level) scope applies except where overridden by a
redeclaration in an inner (media level) scope.
This applies to a lot, but not all, attributes. (The ones that may be
used at "both" session and
Yes You are right. I mean it for this particular case. Sorry for confusing
statement
On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 1:43 PM, Iñaki Baz Castillo wrote:
> 2010/8/18 sagar sheth :
> > "a" which defines the direction of the stream can be used in media and
> > session.
>
> "a" means attribute and it's used
2010/8/18 sagar sheth :
> "a" which defines the direction of the stream can be used in media and
> session.
"a" means attribute and it's used for more than just the direction of
the stream.
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On 2010/08/18 08:45, sagar sheth wrote:
> Hello Friends,
>
> I have query regarding the usage of "a=" attribute at session and media
> level. Anything above m line in SDP is considered in session and below m
> line is considered as media.
> "a" which defines the direction of the stream can be used
Hello Friends,
I have query regarding the usage of "a=" attribute at session and media
level. Anything above m line in SDP is considered in session and below m
line is considered as media.
"a" which defines the direction of the stream can be used in media and
session. So my questions are
>>What i
