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Part of the problem is that no good standard exists. RTP is a complete unusable disaster: it's incredibly overcomplicated and almost no system supports more th

Part of the problem is that no good standard exists. RTP is a complete unusable disaster: it's incredibly overcomplicated and almost no system supports more than an arbitrary and incompatible subset of the spec, so almost all RTP systems end up being incompatible with everything else.

MichaelGG 15y ago
It didn't help that the IETF refused to admit NATs exist, and every other home router added poor "fixup" code that usually just breaks things even more. (Although, that's more on the SIP side.)