RTP

RTP is an audio and video transfer protocol developed by [rtpc]. It enables real-time transmission of digital media across IP networks, including the internet. RTP is used in a wide range of applications, from video conferencing and telephony to streaming TV and radio broadcasts.

The protocol is designed to ensure high-quality, synchronized delivery of audio and video data between two or more endpoints. It works by breaking up the data into packets and sending them over the network. RTP includes mechanisms for timestamping, sequencing, and error detection to maintain the integrity of the data as it travels across the network.

• RTP is widely adopted and implemented in various software and hardware products.
• The protocol has been standardized by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF).

RTPs efficient use of network resources makes it an ideal choice for real-time applications that require reliable delivery of high-quality audio and video.