Content for TS 26.114 Word version: 17.2.0
T SDP examples for Multi-party Multimedia Conference Media Handling
T.1 General
T.2 MSMTSI video offer/answer examples
T.3 MSMTSI audio offer/answer examples
U IANA registration information for media types
U.1 Introduction
U.2 application/ccce
V Delay Adaptation and Example Uses of DBI Signaling
V.1 General
V.2 Example Signaling Flows on Delay Adaptation
V.3 SDP Examples on DBI Signaling Capability
W Coverage and Handoff Enhancements using Multimedia Error Robustness (CHEM)
W.1 General
W.2 Adaptation to Packet Losses without application layer redundancy
W.3 Adaptation to Packet Losses using Application Layer Redundancy
W.4 Negotiation of End-to-End and Uplink/Downlink PLR
X Example Maximum Packet Loss Rate (Max. PLR) Values for Setting CHEM Handover Thresholds
X.1 Maximum Packet Loss Rate (Max. PLR) for Speech
X.2 SDP Examples of the CHEM Feature (informative)
Y Immersive Teleconferencing and Telepresence for Remote Terminals (ITT4RT)
Y.1 General
Y.2 Architecture and Interfaces
Y.3 Immersive 360-Degree Video Support
Y.4 Immersive Voice/Audio Support
Y.5 Overlay Support
Y.6 Media configuration
Y.7 Media transport
Y.8 SDP Examples (Informative)
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T SDP examples for Multi-party Multimedia Conference Media Handling |R13| Word‑p. 401
T.1 General
T.2 MSMTSI video offer/answer examples Word‑p. 402
T.2.1 MSMTSI offer/answer towards an MTSI client
T.2.2 MSMTSI answer from an MSMTSI MRF Word‑p. 404
T.2.3 MSMTSI answer from an MSMTSI client in terminal Word‑p. 407
T.2.4 MSMTSI simulcast offer using a single payload type |R14| Word‑p. 408
T.2.5 MSMTSI simulcast offer using two codecs |R14| Word‑p. 409
T.3 MSMTSI audio offer/answer examples Word‑p. 410
T.3.1 MSMTSI offer with multi-stream audio support
T.3.2 MSMTSI answer with multi-stream audio support Word‑p. 411
T.3.3 MSMTSI CCCEx SDP offer/answer example Word‑p. 414
T.3.3a MSMTSI offer/answer examples using the compact CCC SDP attribute |R14| Word‑p. 418
T.3.4 SIP OPTIONS request for multi-stream audio support |R14| Word‑p. 421
U IANA registration information for media types |R14| Word‑p. 423
V Delay Adaptation and Example Uses of DBI Signaling |R16| Word‑p. 424
V.1 General
V.2 Example Signaling Flows on Delay Adaptation
V.3 SDP Examples on DBI Signaling Capability Word‑p. 430
W (Normative) Coverage and Handoff Enhancements using Multimedia Error Robustness (CHEM) |R16| Word‑p. 431
W.1 General
W.2 Adaptation to Packet Losses without application layer redundancy Word‑p. 432
W.3 Adaptation to Packet Losses using Application Layer Redundancy
W.4 Negotiation of End-to-End and Uplink/Downlink PLR Word‑p. 434
X Example Maximum Packet Loss Rate (Max. PLR) Values for Setting CHEM Handover Thresholds |R16| Word‑p. 436
X.1 Maximum Packet Loss Rate (Max. PLR) for Speech
X.1.1 Max. PLR recommendation without Application Layer Redundancy Word‑p. 437
X.1.2 Max. PLR recommendation with Application Layer Redundancy
X.2 SDP Examples of the CHEM Feature (informative)
Y (Normative) Immersive Teleconferencing and Telepresence for Remote Terminals (ITT4RT) |R17| Word‑p. 443
Y.1 General
Y.2 Architecture and Interfaces Word‑p. 444
Y.3 Immersive 360-Degree Video Support Word‑p. 445
Y.4 Immersive Voice/Audio Support Word‑p. 448
Y.5 Overlay Support
Y.6 Media configuration Word‑p. 449
Y.6.1 General
Y.6.2 Main 360-degree video
Y.6.2.1 General
Y.6.2.2 Projection Word‑p. 450
Y.6.2.3 Field Of View (FOV)
Y.6.2.4 Picture Packing Word‑p. 451
Y.6.2.5 Viewport Control Word‑p. 452
Y.6.2.6 Overlay and 360-degree video
Y.6.2.7 Viewport Size Word‑p. 453
Y.6.2.8 Viewport-only VDP and Image attributes
Y.6.3 Still Background
Y.6.4 Overlays
Y.6.5 Fisheye Video
Y.6.5.1 Identifying the 360-degree fisheye video stream
Y.6.5.2 360-degree fisheye video SDP attribute parameters
Y.6.5.3 Viewport dependent delivery of fisheye video Word‑p. 459
Y.6.6 Camera Calibration for Network-based Stitching Word‑p. 460
Y.6.7 Support for Stream Pausing/Resuming Word‑p. 462
Y.6.8 Multiple 360-degree videos
Y.7 Media transport Word‑p. 463
Y.8 SDP Examples (Informative) Word‑p. 464
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