1 jlibrtp - Java RTP Library |
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3 Kepp, Arne |
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4 ak2618@columbia.edu |
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6 Columbia University |
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7 New York, NY 10027 |
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8 USA |
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10 This library was started as a term project in VoIP Security, a class taught by |
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11 Prof. Henning Schulzrinne at Columbia University. Version 0.1 (not released as such) |
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12 was written by Vaishnav Janardhan (vj2135@columbia.edu) and Arne Kepp (ak2618@columbia.edu). |
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14 This version was rewritten by Arne Kepp, as a student project under the supervision of |
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15 Prof. Henning Schulzrinne, Columbia University. |
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17 ------Abstract |
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18 jlibrtp is a library that implements the Real-Time Transport Protocol (RTP), |
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19 a well-established standard for streaming media across IP-based networks, in Java. |
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20 The purpose of this library is to make it easy for application developers to |
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21 create applications for peer to peer streaming of audio, video and other data. |
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22 In addition, developers will need a protocol to establish contact with peers, |
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23 such as Session Initialization Protocol (SIP) and/or SDP. |
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25 The library accepts any kind of binary data, handles packet parsing and reordering, |
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26 maintains a participant database and the control connection associated with the |
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27 protocol. The application is notified of received data through a callback-interface. |
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28 The library supports IPv4, IPv6 and multicast. It does currently not support encryption, |
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29 and should not be used in cases where confidentiality is important before this has |
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30 been remedied. |
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32 Please refer to http://jlibrtp.org for more information and newer versions. |
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34 The library requires Sun Microsystems Java 1.5.0 or greater, or equivalent. |
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36 The Library is licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License, see LICENSE.txt |
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38 The demonstration programs can be compiled as follows: |
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39 javac ./jlibrtpDemos/SoundSenderDemo.java jlibrtp/*.java |
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