22 Jun
2006
22 Jun
'06
4:01 a.m.
On Thu June 22 2006 06:46, Dave <ddx66(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
Can someone please clarify whether the statement in
Subject is correct? Does mediaproxy not simply take a
RTP stream and "proxy" it in both directions without
really caring about codecs? Codec negotiation is done
between endpoints and mediaproxy does not come in the
picture.
If the above is true, does it mean that if two SIP
user agents support video and we use mediaproxy, it
won't be an issue?
Please educate me the what if any relationship
mediaproxy has with codecs...
Dave
Hi Dave. Mediaproxy doesn't modify data streams (audio, video, etc). It
simply passes them through, helping NAT'd clients properly receive the
streams. Thus, mediaproxy doesn't care which codec(s) you use.
Cheers,
-- Nick
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