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Needs more info how it relates to QoS; On the RTP page, it says RTP is not used for QoS, but RSVP is for SIP and H.323...


Low or high compression codec?

"An application may use this information to increase the quality of service perhaps by limiting flow, or maybe using a low compression codec instead of a high compression codec."

IANAE, but one could interpret this paragraph and the preceding one as saying that if que quality of the link is bad, one solution is to use a low compression code. But a low compression code means more traffic, not less. Should't it be the inverse, that is, "high [...] instead of a low [...]"?--200.54.125.100 16:18, 13 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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