, with the exception that the content of the request line in this case includes a RTP payload section.
When sRTP is used, the difference between HTTP and sRTP is mostly confined to the content of the RTP packets sent. The text of HTTP headers follow the RFC 791 standard, and the text of sRTP headers are formatted differently and must be user-defined.
Another difference between the HTTP and sRTP standards is that the process of initiating and closing sessions 6add127376 darell
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