Re: [rtcweb] DSCP and media

[Dzonatas Sol <[e-mail]>]

Chair,

I claimed yesterday that I wouldn't post here today, this date, unless there was something included to spend at-least one trillion worth of transient dollars.

Found one.

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On 07/20/2011 02:25 PM, Cullen Jennings wrote:
> The other issue is that it is not clear what values you should set the DSCP to. If you read the appropriate RFCs, you will come to the conclusion that they are pretty confused on the topic. If you look at the values being used by Cisco, the mapping from 802.11, and Microsoft, you would notice they are not the same and there may be some uh "gaming the system" going on. One of the things this WG could do would be to come up with some clear guidance on what values to use for browsers and when to use them.
>    


Silverlight/Moonlight crashes or hangs in Crome/book. This means the 
"browser based run-time tests" are unfair. I could finger if I was a 
judge, yet I am clearly not one.

I can define "stupid" simply by [A-Z]+pyramidal-shape found, and I have 
already declared that elsewhere for good causes. If judges want to use 
graphene or the silver pen is their choice on the minutes, yet I seen 
why some question anti-truth/anti-trust when that choice is already 
tainted. I doubt anything like "auto-jury" is any game, yet still looks 
stupid like "Gaming the system."

Tax the debt makes sense to me. Any clue? Or two?

Filed: Friday.

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