Thomas Charron wrote:

And the stream comes with some unknown codec inside. There is need for
some protocol to negotiate what codecs or other parameters should be used.



Umm..


Err..

When utilizing RTP, a select few packets come in that are known as RTCP
packets.  They contain minimal control information, including, *TADA* the
encoding format..

http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1890.html
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well ... some sort of codec info and session info should be negotiated upon, i.e. is it a high bandwidth media, a user wants to transmit or recieve or is the media exchange suitable for modem users?
of course a media session should contain some informations about the type of media, i.e. video or audio, we can't negotiate a session without even knowing what type of session we will negotiate, i.e. do i want to talk to you or do i want to see you?


but basically, what comes through is the split between media session (RTP based) and control session (XMPP based).

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