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IETF MOQ WG: Knowing the start of a Subgroup

Alan Frindell posted to the MOQ working group mailing list on May 5, 2026. We've already been over this ground and I don't see any need to revisit the size of the subgroup ID field. It would be nice to have a specificat…

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  • List: moq@ietf.org
  • Thread subject: Knowing the start of a Subgroup
  • Message subject: [Moq] Re: Knowing the start of a Subgroup
  • Author: Alan Frindell
  • Published: 2026-05-05T16:56:04.000Z
  • Source tag: ietf-mailing-list
  • Message URL: Open in IETF Mail Archive

Summary

Alan Frindell posted to the MOQ working group mailing list on May 5, 2026. We've already been over this ground and I don't see any need to revisit the size of the subgroup ID field. It would be nice to have a specificat…

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Message Excerpt

We've already been over this ground and I don't see any need to revisit the size of the subgroup ID field. It would be nice to have a specification for how to rationalize the priority of mixed subgroup and

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We've already been over this ground and I don't see any need to revisit the size of the subgroup ID field. It would be nice to have a specification for how to rationalize the priority of mixed subgroup and datagram groups that's not "implementation defined", but we're talking about the third tiebreaker, so I'm inclined to leave it alone.

Group IDs and Object IDs are varints and are also part of the priority scheme, so "we only have 1 byte for prioritization" is already the wrong place to start from. There's one byte controlled by the subscriber and that's fine.

Thanks

-Alan

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