Chan.rtp

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The chan.rtp message is sent from a channel-creating module (such as h323chan and ysipchan) to an RTP transport-providing module (like yrtpchan).

The message is designed for synchronous processing.

Message parameters

localip

the local IP address of the RTP channel to be created

transport

transport optional protocol name as specified in SDP, can start with "RTP/" to create RTP stream or be "udptl" to start UDPTL (fax) stream

terminate

set to true to stop RTP stream

direction

the direction of the channel (string "send" or "receive" or "bidir")

media

optional string, overrides guessed media type (audio/image/...)

rtpid

RTP channel id, used to find existing RTP channel if DataEndpoint object is not set in message's UserData.

remoteip

Remote IP address

ipv6_support

IPv6 support, overrides yrtpchan.conf ipv6_support perameter

secure

Set to true to create SRTP (encrypted) session

crypto_suite crypto_key

Encryption parameters (used by SRTP channels)

tos

optional TOS (type of service) value, overrides config file paramter

thread

Set RTP group thread priority, overrides config file parameter

msleep

Minimum time to sleep in loop in milliseconds for RTP group

format payload evpayload

Media format and RTP payload code

buffer

XXX ???

drillhole

Attempt or not to drill a hole in NAT, overrides config file parameter

autoaddr

XXX ???

timeout

Set channel's inactivity timeout

anyssrc

XXX ???

padding

XXX ???, overrides config file parameter

rtcp_interval

Set RTCP reports interval, overrides config file parameter

minjitter maxjitter

Set dejitter buffer parameters, override config file parameters

getsession

If set to true, message's UserDate pointer will be replaced with a pointer to an YRTPWrapper object, allowing orher modules to access RTP channel's internal objects (Socket, DataSource, DataConsumer, RTPSession)

When the message returns processed, the following parameters are added:

rtpid

module-specific RTP channel ID

localip

the local ip address on which the newly created RTP channel is run.

localport

the local port number on which the newly created RTP channel is run.

status

Current status of RTP channel (created/updated/terminated)

t38maxdatagram osdp_T38FaxMaxDatagram

Maximum UDPTL datagram length (set by UDPTL channels)

t38redundancy osdp_T38FaxUdpEC

UDPTL redudancy flag (set by UDPTL channels)

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