transport
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... MIME, MAY impose additional restrictions
on the media types they can transport. (See [RFC2046] for additional
information on the restrictions MIME ...
... registrations MUST specify parameter value syntax. Additionally,
some transports impose restrictions on parameter value syntax, so
care should be taken to limit the use of potentially problematic
...
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Some transports impose restrictions on the type of data they can
carry. For example, Internet mail traditionally was limited to 7bit
...
... US-ASCII text. Encoding schemes are often used to work around such
transport limitations.
It is therefore useful to note what sort of data a media type ...
... information is needed to interpret the data properly, including
but not necessarily limited to, knowledge of the boundaries
between successive frames and knowledge of the transport
mechanism. Note that media types of this sort cannot simply be
stored in a file or transported as a simple stream ...
... therefore, such media types are unsuitable for use in many
traditional protocols. A commonly used transport with framed
encoding is the Real-time Transport Protocol ...
... transport with framed
encoding is the Real-time Transport Protocol, RTP. Additional
rules for framed encodings ...
... RTP. Additional
rules for framed encodings defined for transport using RTP are
given in [RFC3555 ...