The Media-over-QUIC Transport (MOQT) is an emerging application-layer protocol designed for low-latency media ingestion and distribution. It is applicable in both browser scenarios (i.e., HTTP/3 Web-Transport) and non-browser settings (i.e., raw QUIC) and geared towards diverse applications, including live streaming, cloud gaming, remote desktop, video conferencing and eSports. One of the primary goals of MOQT is to allow implementers to develop a highly scalable low-latency media delivery solution. This research delves into exploring the design and implementation of a Media-over-QUIC origin and relay.
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