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RTSP: Real-Time Streaming Protocol

Johnson I Agbinya

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Real-time content can exist in three distinct forms, and the RTSP has the capability to request all of them for transmission: 1. Real-time live content: Real-time live content supplied, for example, from television or radio stations. The content is converted into digital form and streamed to the user live as it is produced. Any delays inherent in the process are a result of local conversions of the data or editing (as in broadcasting).

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Key concepts: Real Time Streaming Protocol, Computer science, Protocol (science), Streaming current, Real-time computing, Operating system, Chemistry, Medicine