oRTP

oRTP, which stands for Open Real-Time Protocol, is a free and open-source RTP (Real-time Transport Protocol) stack developed by Simon Morlat.

oRTP is designed to facilitate the development of real-time communication applications by providing a reliable and efficient implementation of the RTP protocol.

Yes, oRTP is licensed under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL), which allows for its use in both open-source and commercial projects.

oRTP is primarily written in C and supports integration with applications developed in C or languages that can interface with C code, such as C++.

Yes, oRTP supports encryption using Secure RTP (SRTP) and can integrate with compression libraries like zlib for data compression.

Yes, oRTP is actively maintained by the community and has ongoing support to address issues, provide updates, and improve functionality.

Yes, oRTP is commonly used in VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) applications to handle real-time audio and video streaming over IP networks.

Yes, oRTP provides APIs that enable developers to easily integrate real-time communication capabilities into their applications using the RTP protocol.

Yes, there is documentation available on the official oRTP website that provides instructions, examples, and guidelines for using the library in projects.

While generally reliable, users may encounter occasional bugs or compatibility issues, so it's recommended to stay updated with the latest version and community discussions.