2008/2/13, Paul Witty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > RTCP is not sufficient, as generally a client will want to request a new > keyframe when the video decoder needs it, rather than when the client at > the other end thinks, based on regular RTCP messages, that a keyframe > may be required. Fast update requests are the way things are done in > the H.323 and SIP worlds, and generally more supported than RTCP. From > a quick read of RFC 3550, the use of RTCP is intended more towards > network-level rather than video-level error reporting.
Maybe RTCP APP (application defined) messages could be used there. It would be faster than over XMPP. -lauri
