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    Enum RTPMediaType

    Represents the media types supported in RTP payloads. This enum covers common audio and video codecs used in streaming.

    Namespace: VisioForge.Core.Types.X
    Assembly: VisioForge.Core.dll
    Syntax
    public enum RTPMediaType

    Fields

    Name Description
    AAC

    Advanced Audio Coding (AAC). Digital audio compression standard offering high quality at lower bitrates. Widely used in streaming services, digital broadcasting, and mobile devices.

    AMR

    Adaptive Multi-Rate (AMR) Audio Codec. Speech codec optimized for voice communication. Widely used in GSM and UMTS mobile phone systems.

    G722

    G.722 Audio Codec. Wideband audio codec operating at 16 kHz sampling rate. Common in VoIP systems and digital telephony applications.

    H264

    H.264/AVC (Advanced Video Coding). Widely used video compression standard offering good quality and compression. Common in streaming, broadcasting, and video conferencing.

    H265

    H.265/HEVC (High Efficiency Video Coding). Next-generation video codec offering improved compression over H.264. Designed for 4K/8K resolutions and HDR content.

    JPEG

    Motion JPEG. Series of JPEG images used for video compression. Commonly used in security cameras and professional video equipment.

    MP3

    MPEG Audio Layer III (MP3). Popular audio compression format with wide device support. Commonly used for music distribution and streaming.

    Opus

    Opus Audio Codec. Open-source, highly versatile audio codec. Excellent for both speech and music, with low latency for real-time applications.

    PCM

    Pulse Code Modulation (PCM). Raw digital representation of sampled analog signals. Used in professional audio equipment and high-quality recordings.

    RAW

    Raw Video Format. Uncompressed video data in its native format. Used in professional video production and high-quality capture.

    Unknown

    The unknown.

    VP8

    VP8 Video Codec. Open-source video codec developed by Google/WebM Project. Commonly used in WebRTC and web-based video applications.

    VP9

    VP9 Video Codec Successor to VP8, offering improved compression efficiency. Used extensively by YouTube and other web platforms.

    Vorbis

    Vorbis Audio Codec. Free and open-source audio compression format. Popular in game development and open-source multimedia applications.