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Integrating RTP into the World Wide Web

In this paper, we outline an architecture and an implementation which enables the real-time delivery of continuous media within the WWW, monitors QoS of data transmission, and conveys minimal session control information to all participants in an audio or a video session. We describe our current implementation of the Real-time Transport Protocol (RTP) and its associated control protocol RTCP embedded into the WWW environment. We used the Web browser, Netscape, thus allowing Netscape users to access remote realtime audio and video media using RTP. An adaptive rate-based flow controller is also included to control and reduce network congestion and to adjust the bandwidth dynamically.