Method and system for realizing frame buffer packet loss compensation based on Linux kernel
A frame buffer and core technology, applied in transmission systems, digital transmission systems, error prevention/detection using return channels, etc., can solve problems such as unrealized technology, achieve high-efficiency streaming media processing capabilities, and improve packet loss exception handling capabilities Effect
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[0027] The core of the existing MP processes messages mainly based on bridging. The main task is pure forwarding. The original module does not support frame buffering (where a message is called a frame). There is a certain upper limit for the cache of this message, because if it is not controlled, the memory usage will be very large. When the upper limit is reached, the oldest packet will be discarded. After the NACK request comes down, the application layer will notify the kernel to let the kernel do the retransmission work.
[0028] See Figure 1 to Figure 3 As shown, a method for compensating for frame buffer packet loss based on the Linux kernel is applied in a server IPPBX. The method is: after two phones establish a connection with the server IPPBX, the two phones generate a corresponding one RTP session processing instance slave, when two phones are in conversation, a bridging method is established between two RTP session processing instance slaves;
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