RTCPCOMPOUNDHANDLER_RECEIVERINFO(3)
πΈ NAME πΈ
okay so bestie, this is the manual page for RTCPCompoundHandler::ReceiverInfo from the Library Functions Manual β and it's literally a struct for the data contained in a receiver info block. That's the whole name vibe. π
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
#include <rtcppkt.h>
π Public Attributes π
uint8 fractionLostβ packet fraction lost. πuint8 lostMSBβ cumulative lost MSB of 3 octets. πuint16 lostLSWβ cumulative lost two LSB. π«Άuint32 highestSeqNumβ highest sequence number. π₯uint32 jitterβ arrival jitter. β¨uint32 lsrβ last sender report timestamp. βuint32 dlsrβ delay since last sender report. πΈ
π Detailed Description π
Struct for the data contained in a receiver info block. No cap, that's the summary. π
Receiver info blocks can be found in SR (sender report) or RR (receiver report) RTCP packets. So if you're deep in RTCP, you already know. iykyk. π
π Member Data Documentation π
uint32 RTCPCompoundHandler::ReceiverInfo::dlsr
delay since last sender report. π
uint8 RTCPCompoundHandler::ReceiverInfo::fractionLost
packet fraction lost. π
uint32 RTCPCompoundHandler::ReceiverInfo::highestSeqNum
highest sequence number. π₯
uint32 RTCPCompoundHandler::ReceiverInfo::jitter
arrival jitter. β¨
uint16 RTCPCompoundHandler::ReceiverInfo::lostLSW
cumulative lost two LSB. π«Ά
uint8 RTCPCompoundHandler::ReceiverInfo::lostMSB
cumulative lost MSB of 3 octets. π
uint32 RTCPCompoundHandler::ReceiverInfo::lsr
last sender report timestamp. β
π«Ά AUTHOR π«Ά
Generated automatically by Doxygen for ccRTP from the source code. Iconic behavior, honestly. π
and the footer? it's giving ccRTP, bestie β the source/version is ccRTP, the page title is RTCPCompou...eceiverInfo(3), and there's no date printed in the footer, so we're not inventing one. Periodt. πβ¨
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