Hi Ankur,
RTP is commonly carried within UDP. Although this is not mandatory,
there are other possible underlying protocols such as AAL5.
Regards,
Anthony
On 04/07/2010 01:49 PM, ankur aggarwal wrote:
Hello All,
I am a new user of wireshark. I am working on stream video packets
and receving at other end through wireless hops (Access point). I used
to do this using VLC player and thru UDP protocol. I started using
Wireshark for analysis of my packets. In between i found we cannot
calculate jitter , delay etc.. through UDP. Later i found RTP protocol.
Now the question is what exactly is the difference between UDP and RTP
in term of networking and in term of Wireshark s/w working.
I need some proof as this information will be needed for my
publication.
Help me plz
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Ankur Aggarwal
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