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DoesItReallyMatter: Replace redlink UPnP with Wikipedia page link

2019-05-28T07:06:55Z

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	You then get a listing of all these streams and can simply ''tune'' into the stream of your choice.		You then get a listing of all these streams and can simply ''tune'' into the stream of your choice.

	Because SAP uses [[multicast]] (as do [[UPnP]] and Apple [[wikipedia:Bonjour (software)\|Bonjour]]), it can normally only operate on a Local area network.<br />		Because SAP uses [[multicast]] (as do [[wikipedia:UPnP\|UPnP]] and Apple [[wikipedia:Bonjour (software)\|Bonjour]]), it can normally only operate on a Local area network.<br />
	Unless your computer is connected to the [[MBONE]], you cannot use SAP to advertise your streams onto the Internet, nor can you receive streams from other places.		Unless your computer is connected to the [[MBONE]], you cannot use SAP to advertise your streams onto the Internet, nor can you receive streams from other places.

DoesItReallyMatter: Replace redlink Bonjour with Wikipedia page link

2019-05-27T23:49:08Z

Replace redlink Bonjour with Wikipedia page link

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	You then get a listing of all these streams and can simply ''tune'' into the stream of your choice.		You then get a listing of all these streams and can simply ''tune'' into the stream of your choice.

	Because SAP uses [[multicast]] (as do [[UPnP]] and Apple [[Bonjour]]), it can normally only operate on a Local area network.<br />		Because SAP uses [[multicast]] (as do [[UPnP]] and Apple [[wikipedia:Bonjour (software)\|Bonjour]]), it can normally only operate on a Local area network.<br />
	Unless your computer is connected to the [[MBONE]], you cannot use SAP to advertise your streams onto the Internet, nor can you receive streams from other places.		Unless your computer is connected to the [[MBONE]], you cannot use SAP to advertise your streams onto the Internet, nor can you receive streams from other places.

DoesItReallyMatter: Add {{Protocol|SAP}}

2019-04-19T09:08:51Z

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	{{wikipedia\|Session Announcement Protocol}}		{{wikipedia\|Session Announcement Protocol}}
	'''SAP''' stands for '''Session Announcement Protocol'''.		'''SAP''' stands for '''Session Announcement Protocol'''.

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	{{wikipedia\|Session Announcement Protocol}}		{{wikipedia\|Session Announcement Protocol}}
	'''SAP''' stands for '''Session Announcement Protocol'''.		'''SAP''' stands for '''Session Announcement Protocol'''.
	It is defined in [~~http~~://~~www~~.ietf.org/~~rfc~~/rfc2974~~.txt RFC2974~~].		It is defined in [https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2974 RFC 2974].
	It uses [[multicast]] to announce streams efficiently on a Local Area Network or on the [[MBONE]]:		It uses [[multicast]] to announce streams efficiently on a Local Area Network or on the [[MBONE]]:
	any computer on the network can receive announces from all others without any manual configuration.		any computer on the network can receive announces from all others without any manual configuration.

DoesItReallyMatter: /* See also */ Flagging dead link

2019-01-31T07:44:25Z

Courmisch at 12:26, 29 September 2007

2007-09-29T12:26:08Z

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	{{wikipedia\|Session Announcement Protocol}}		{{wikipedia\|Session Announcement Protocol}}
	'''SAP''' stands for '''Session Announcement Protocol'''. It's defined in [http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2974.txt \|RFC2974]. It~~'s a distributed directory of announcements of streams and~~ uses [[multicast]] to ~~effeciently distribute these announces~~ on ~~the~~ Local Area Network or on the [[MBONE]]~~. It uses [[SDP]]'s to describe streams so that you~~ can ~~open the stream via RTSP[[?]]~~.		'''SAP''' stands for '''Session Announcement Protocol'''.
			It is defined in [http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2974.txt RFC2974].
			It uses [[multicast]] to announce streams efficiently on a Local Area Network or on the [[MBONE]]:
			any computer on the network can receive announces from all others without any manual configuration.

	~~This technique will allow you~~ to ~~have a lot of server produce~~ streams ~~(often multicasted) and announce themselves on the network~~. ~~The clients on the network~~ can ~~then listen~~ for ~~these announces. VLC can do this with~~ the ~~sap interface~~. ~~You then get~~ a ~~listing of all these streams and can simply 'tune' into the~~ stream ~~of your choice~~.		SAP conveys [[SDP]]'s to describe streams parameters. This can include an [[RTSP]] control URL to use for setting up the stream, or a multicast group address to subscribe to. The SDP also includes port numbers and audio/video codecs parameters, and a stream name, etc.

	It can ~~also work~~ for ~~Internet telephony~~ (~~SIP~~) ~~for instance~~.		This technique allows a lot of server to emit streams (often multicasted) and announce them on the network.
			Clients on the network can then listen for these announces.
			VLC can do this with the "SAP" service discovery plugin.
			You then get a listing of all these streams and can simply ''tune'' into the stream of your choice.

			Because SAP uses [[multicast]] (as do [[UPnP]] and Apple [[Bonjour]]), it can normally only operate on a Local area network.
			Unless your computer is connected to the [[MBONE]], you cannot use SAP to advertise your streams onto the Internet, nor can you receive streams from other places.

	~~Example of what is announced via SAP on the MBONE:~~
	~~http://www.uninett.no/multimedia/streamingguide/alle.html~~

	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[MiniSAPServer]]		* [[MiniSAPServer]]
			* [http://www.uninett.no/multimedia/streamingguide/alle.html Example of what is announced via SAP on the MBONE]


	[[Category:Protocols]]		[[Category:Protocols]]

H2g2bob at 03:01, 14 January 2007

2007-01-14T03:01:35Z

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	{{wikipedia\|Session Announcement Protocol}}		{{wikipedia\|Session Announcement Protocol}}
	'''SAP''' stands for '''Session Announcement Protocol'''. It's defined in [http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2974.txt \|RFC2974] ~~(cache)~~.		'''SAP''' stands for '''Session Announcement Protocol'''. It's defined in [http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2974.txt \|RFC2974]. It's a distributed directory of announcements of streams and uses [[multicast]] to effeciently distribute these announces on the Local Area Network or on the [[MBONE]]. It uses [[SDP]]'s to describe streams so that you can open the stream via RTSP[[?]].
	It's a distributed directory of announcements of streams and uses [[multicast]] to effeciently distribute these announces on the Local Area Network or on the [[MBONE]]. It uses [[SDP]]'s to describe streams so that you can open the stream via RTSP[[?]].

	This technique will allow you to have a lot of server produce streams (often multicasted) and announce themselves on the network. The clients on the network can then listen for these announces. VLC can do this with the sap interface. You then get a listing of all these streams and can simply 'tune' into the stream of your choice.		This technique will allow you to have a lot of server produce streams (often multicasted) and announce themselves on the network. The clients on the network can then listen for these announces. VLC can do this with the sap interface. You then get a listing of all these streams and can simply 'tune' into the stream of your choice.

H2g2bob at 03:00, 14 January 2007

2007-01-14T03:00:52Z

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	SAP stands for Session Announcement Protocol. It's defined in [http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2974.txt \|RFC2974] (cache).		{{wikipedia\|Session Announcement Protocol}}
			'''SAP''' stands for '''Session Announcement Protocol'''. It's defined in [http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2974.txt \|RFC2974] (cache).
	It's a distributed directory of announcements of streams and uses [[multicast]] to effeciently distribute these announces on the Local Area Network or on the [[MBONE]]. It uses [[SDP]]'s to describe streams so that you can open the stream via RTSP[[?]].		It's a distributed directory of announcements of streams and uses [[multicast]] to effeciently distribute these announces on the Local Area Network or on the [[MBONE]]. It uses [[SDP]]'s to describe streams so that you can open the stream via RTSP[[?]].

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	Example of what is announced via SAP on the MBONE:		Example of what is announced via SAP on the MBONE:
	http://www.uninett.no/multimedia/streamingguide/alle.html		http://www.uninett.no/multimedia/streamingguide/alle.html

			== See also ==
			* [[MiniSAPServer]]

	[[Category:Protocols]]		[[Category:Protocols]]

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2007-01-11T12:21:42Z

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	~~Hello! My site: http://andrea-lowell-pics-63476s.megadoors.org/~~


	SAP stands for Session Announcement Protocol. It's defined in [http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2974.txt \|RFC2974] (cache).		SAP stands for Session Announcement Protocol. It's defined in [http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2974.txt \|RFC2974] (cache).
	It's a distributed directory of announcements of streams and uses [[multicast]] to effeciently distribute these announces on the Local Area Network or on the [[MBONE]]. It uses [[SDP]]'s to describe streams so that you can open the stream via RTSP[[?]].		It's a distributed directory of announcements of streams and uses [[multicast]] to effeciently distribute these announces on the Local Area Network or on the [[MBONE]]. It uses [[SDP]]'s to describe streams so that you can open the stream via RTSP[[?]].

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	{{wikipedia\|Session Announcement Protocol}}		{{wikipedia\|Session Announcement Protocol}}
	'''SAP''' stands for '''Session Announcement Protocol'''.		'''SAP''' stands for '''Session Announcement Protocol'''.
	It is defined in [https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2974 RFC 2974].		It is defined in [https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2974 RFC 2974].<br />
	It uses [[multicast]] to announce streams efficiently on a Local Area Network or on the [[MBONE]]:		It uses [[multicast]] to announce streams efficiently on a Local Area Network or on the [[MBONE]]:
	any computer on the network can receive announces from all others without any manual configuration.		any computer on the network can receive announces from all others without any manual configuration.
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	This technique allows a lot of server to emit streams (often multicasted) and announce them on the network.		This technique allows a lot of server to emit streams (often multicasted) and announce them on the network.
	Clients on the network can then listen for these announces.		Clients on the network can then listen for these announces.<br />
	VLC can do this with the "SAP" service discovery plugin.		VLC can do this with the "SAP" service discovery plugin.<br />
	You then get a listing of all these streams and can simply ''tune'' into the stream of your choice.		You then get a listing of all these streams and can simply ''tune'' into the stream of your choice.

	Because SAP uses [[multicast]] (as do [[UPnP]] and Apple [[Bonjour]]), it can normally only operate on a Local area network.		Because SAP uses [[multicast]] (as do [[UPnP]] and Apple [[Bonjour]]), it can normally only operate on a Local area network.<br />
	Unless your computer is connected to the [[MBONE]], you cannot use SAP to advertise your streams onto the Internet, nor can you receive streams from other places.		Unless your computer is connected to the [[MBONE]], you cannot use SAP to advertise your streams onto the Internet, nor can you receive streams from other places.


	== See also ==		== See also ==

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[MiniSAPServer]]		* [[MiniSAPServer]]
	* [http://www.uninett.no/multimedia/streamingguide/alle.html Example of what is announced via SAP on the MBONE]		* [http://www.uninett.no/multimedia/streamingguide/alle.html Example of what is announced via SAP on the MBONE]{{dead link}}


	[[Category:Protocols]]		[[Category:Protocols]]