I am reading my last post. Replace the third paragraph with this one
(and I go back to sleep :) )
Max a écrit :
The chunk type if stored in the first two bits of the first byte. The
two first bits (??xxxxxx) of the first byte will inform you if chunk is
type 0 (00xxxxxx), 1 (01xxxxxx), 2 (10xxxxxx) or 3 (11xxxxxx). If type
is 0, chunk message header is 11 bytes long and you will get the sid (not
csid) from bytes 8 to 11. If type is 1, 2 or 3, then
chunk message header will be 7, 3 or zero bytes long respectivly. In
type 1, 2 or 3 the sid is not mentionned. You must refer to the previous
chunks (based on csid) as the stream ID remains the same. This also
means you must send or receive a 0-typed chunk before sending or
receiving 1, 2 or 3-typed chunks.
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