[Fecframe] a few comments on draft-begen-fecframe-sdp-elements-00
Vincent Roca <vincent.roca@inrialpes.fr> Mon, 03 December 2007 22:55 UTC
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Subject: [Fecframe] a few comments on draft-begen-fecframe-sdp-elements-00
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Dear Ali, I've read you I-D and have a few comments. Some of them are probably a little bit naive, sorry in advance. They may also reflect the fact that the document is not selft-sufficient... Cheers, Vincent 1/ What are the relationships between this document and the RFC5052 (FEC Building Block)? This document is not mentionned at all in the references while there are implicit references. More specifically: - how does the concept of "scheme ID" relate to the "fully specified FEC scheme" or "undert-specified FEC scheme"? Is it an {FEC Enc. ID/ FEC Inst. ID} equivalent (or FEC Enc. ID in case of fully-specified scheme)? Clarification needed e.g., for section 3.3/bullet 3. This clarification is also needed since the document says that "Scheme ID needs to be registered with IANA" (section 4.5). - is the FSSI the same as the "Scheme Specific Elements" of RFC5052? 2/ section 3.3, bullet 4: - This paragraph is a little bit obscure. Instead of: "However, in the case that the Explicit Source FEC Payload ID is used" I think the author should say: "A value is greater than zero indicates that an explicit Source FEC Payload ID is used. However, in that case, only one FEC scheme..." - This paragraph does not indicate nor give any reference to the concept of "generic tag". The terms "tag" and "Source FEC Payload ID" seem to refer to the same thing, but it's not clearly stated. - It is suggested that multiple FEC schemes can be used when there is no explicit Source FEC Payload ID. Is that true and why? 3/ section 3.3, list of FEC Framework Config Info: Is this list exhaustive? For instance: - repair flows (bullet 1) are "identified", but not "defined" (unlike source flows, bullet 2.). - Is the identifier used for repair flows similar to the one used for source flows? - Is the FSSI sufficient to carry all FEC related parameters (see the question 1/ above on the relationship with RFC5052)? - the length of the FEC Payload ID is mentioned here, but not its content/format. Is it implied by the FEC Scheme (in a way similar to RFC5052)? This should be clarified. 4/ section 4.1 Transport protocol identifiers The differences between "fec/udp" and "udp/fec" are not clear. Latter on, in section 7 "IANA considerations", only two <proto>/FEC (in upper case this time) are defined. 5/ section 4.2: example in fig. 1 The example shows a complex source/repair mapping. Is this example realistic or is it a "view of the mind" meant to illustrate the flexibility of the underlying FEC framework? 6/ General question: Parameters carried within a Session Announcement are by nature applicable to the whole session. Is that sufficient or do we lack some flexibility to reflect a dynamic change in the session (e.g. when new source flows are added to the "group", or some source flows diseapper from the "group")? _______________________________________________ Fecframe mailing list Fecframe@ietf.org https://www1.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/fecframe
- [Fecframe] a few comments on draft-begen-fecframe… Vincent Roca
- RE: [Fecframe] a few comments on draft-begen-fecf… Ali Begen (abegen)