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| public long | getNTPTimeStampLSW()Returns the least significant word of the NTP timestamp. This is
returned as a long because it's a 32-bit *unsigned* quantity,
the full range of which is only representable by a long
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| public long | getNTPTimeStampMSW()Returns the most significant word of the NTP timestamp. This is
returned as a long because it's a 32-bit *unsigned* quantity,
the full range of which is only representable by a long.
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| public long | getRTPTimeStamp()Returns the RTP Timestamp. This is returned as a long because
it's a 32-bit *unsigned* quantity, the full range of which is
only representable by a long.
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| public long | getSenderByteCount()Returns the sender's byte count.
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| public javax.media.rtp.rtcp.Feedback | getSenderFeedback()Returns a Feedback object corresponding to the feedback for
this sender which the *local* participant is sending out in RTCP
reports. This allows an application to quickly obtain the
reception statistics we are generating for this source. Note
that this method does not directly relate to the bits received
in RTCP sender reports. This Feedback object is also
available via the local participant (but not as easily) because
it is part of the RTCP reports it is sending out. By calling
getReports() on the local participant we could retrieve an
RTCPReport containing this same Feedback.
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| public long | getSenderPacketCount()Returns the sender's packet count.
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| public javax.media.rtp.RTPStream | getStream()Returns the RTPStream associated with this sender report.This method may
return NULL if this SR was received before RTP data packets have
arrived and an ReceiveStream could be created.
Note that RTCPReceiverReports don't expose this method. This is
because RR's come from passive listeners that are represented by
an Participant with no ReceiveStreams.
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