SIP-based session control among a plurality of multimedia devices
AssigneeAT&T Intellectual Property I, L.P.
InventorsSteven A. Wright, Albert Whited, Thomas A. Anschutz, Randy Zimler
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AssigneeAT&T Intellectual Property I, L.P.
InventorsSteven A. Wright, Albert Whited, Thomas A. Anschutz, Randy Zimler
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These exemplary embodiments utilize Sessions Initiation Protocol (SIP) for admission control among a plurality of multimedia devices. The use of the SIP allows a SIP server to perform admission control functions. The use of RSVP linkages is reduced. The use of SIP for admission control allows an application to communicate, or “talk,” to a network and other multimedia devices and to request that resources within the network be reserved. Any communications device that uses sessions may utilize the SIP protocol for admission control. The SIP protocol may be used for unicast and multicast media sessions including video-on-demand and/or multicast video access control.
A method for providing media delivery services comprising:
A method for providing a media stream to a multimedia system comprising:
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