CTA-5006 Common Media Server Data (CMSD) specification
Description
Official CTA specification for Common Media Server Data response headers and parameters that CDNs and media servers return to players, including throughput hints and max suggested bitrate, as the server-side counterpart to CMCD.
Resource details
- Category path
- Infrastructure & Delivery›Streaming Analytics & Monitoring
- Classification
- Not yet classified
CTA-5006 Common Media Server Data (CMSD) specification is cataloged in Infrastructure & Delivery and Streaming Analytics & Monitoring.
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