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RtpStreamTrack

Struct RtpStreamTrack 

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#[non_exhaustive]
pub struct RtpStreamTrack { pub track_id: u32, pub kind: RtpMediaKind, pub config: CodecConfig, pub clock_rate: u32, /* private fields */ }
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One track’s decode config for RtpStreamDepacketiser.

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This struct is marked as non-exhaustive
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§track_id: u32

Track ID (matches the IR track_id this depayloader emits).

§kind: RtpMediaKind

The payload format carried on this track’s RTP stream.

§config: CodecConfig

Real codec config (e.g. from crate::rtp_sdp).

§clock_rate: u32

RTP clock rate (Hz) — also used as the IR track timescale.

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impl RtpStreamTrack

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pub fn new( track_id: u32, kind: RtpMediaKind, config: CodecConfig, clock_rate: u32, ) -> Self

Build a track config from its fields, with the default reorder-buffer depth (DEFAULT_REORDER_DEPTH).

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pub fn with_reorder_depth(self, reorder_depth: usize) -> Self

Override the bounded reorder-buffer depth (packets) for this track — see DEFAULT_REORDER_DEPTH and the module docs’ “Loss and reorder detection” section. 0 disables reordering entirely (any out-of-order arrival is immediately treated as a gap).

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