§11.

Data Streams and Datagrams

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§11.1. Track Alias §11.2. Objects §11.3. Datagrams §11.4. Streams §11.5. Padding §11.6. Examples

A publisher sends Objects matching a subscription on Data Streams or Datagrams and sends Objects matching a FETCH request on one Data Stream.

Unidirectional stream types are defined in Section 3.4. Data streams use SUBGROUP_HEADER or FETCH_HEADER types.

All MOQT datagrams start with a variable-length integer indicating the type of the datagram. See Section 11.3.1.

An endpoint that receives an unknown datagram type MUST close the session.

Every Object has a 'Object Forwarding Preference' and the Original Publisher MAY use both Subgroups and Datagrams within a Group or Track.

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