SDPMediaDescription.h File Reference

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Namespaces
namespace	SDP
Classes
class	SDP::Bandwidth
struct	SDP::RangeAttribute
class	Formatswitch
class	SDPMediaDescription
class	SDPMediaDescription::MediaField
Typedefs
typedef std::vector< Bandwidth >	Bandwidths
typedef std::vector< Bandwidth >::iterator	Bandwidth_it
typedef std::vector< Bandwidth >::const_iterator	Bandwidth_cit
typedef OS::GCPtr< SDPMediaDescription >	MDescPtr
typedef std::vector< MDescPtr >	MDescList
Enumerations
enum	MNMediaType {   audio, video, application, data,   control, INVALIDTYPE }
enum	SessionFieldName {   Version, Origin, SessionName, Information,   Uri, Email, Phone, A_Range }
enum	MNTransportProtocol { RTP_AVP, UDP, INVALIDPROT }
Functions
ostream &	operator<< (ostream &ostr, const Bandwidths &orig)

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Typedef Documentation

typedef std::vector<Bandwidth>::const_iterator SDP::Bandwidth_cit

typedef std::vector<Bandwidth>::iterator SDP::Bandwidth_it

typedef std::vector<Bandwidth> SDP::Bandwidths

typedef std::vector<MDescPtr> MDescList

typedef OS::GCPtr<SDPMediaDescription> MDescPtr

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Enumeration Type Documentation

enum MNMediaType

Enumeration values: audio  video  application  data  control  INVALIDTYPE

enum MNTransportProtocol

Enumeration values: RTP_AVP  UDP  INVALIDPROT

enum SessionFieldName

Enumeration values: Version  Origin  SessionName  Information  Uri  Email  Phone  A_Range  The range attribute (a=range:) is the correct place to store and distribute the duration of a movie when SDP is delivered in an RTSP packet. In exceptional case, the range attribute can also be part of the media descriptions. We ignore that for now. Unfortunately we have so far misinterpreted this and used the time attribute (t=) for this.

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Function Documentation

ostream& operator<< (  ostream &  ostr, const Bandwidths &  orig )

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