Update docs/NMOS-With-IPMX-HKEP.md

alabou · cristian-recoseanu · web-flow · commit 1cfa87b7383b · 2025-11-07T09:48:07.000-05:00
Co-authored-by: cristian-recoseanu &lt;cristian.recoseanu@hotmail.com&gt;
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 The `hkep` attribute defined in [TR-10-5][] is not yet registered with IANA. If it were, the definition would indicate "Usage Level: session, media" meaning that a session-level `hkep` attribute represents the default value for a media-level `hkep` attribute if the latter is not specified. The SDP transport file may therefore provide `hkep` information either at the session level and/or the media level.
 
-In the HKEP specification, the use of the expression "hkep session attribute" does not define the usage level of the `hkep` attribute but simply refers to it at its most generic level, which is the session level.
 
 An example of an SDP transport file is provided in [Examples](./examples).
 

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`53`	`53`	The `hkep` attribute defined in [TR-10-5][] is not yet registered with IANA. If it were, the definition would indicate "Usage Level: session, media" meaning that a session-level `hkep` attribute represents the default value for a media-level `hkep` attribute if the latter is not specified. The SDP transport file may therefore provide `hkep` information either at the session level and/or the media level.
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`55`		-In the HKEP specification, the use of the expression "hkep session attribute" does not define the usage level of the `hkep` attribute but simply refers to it at its most generic level, which is the session level.
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`57`	`56`	`An example of an SDP transport file is provided in [Examples](./examples).`
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