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Line 22: The principal difference is how the protocols communicate over the network. RTMFP is based on [[User Datagram Protocol]] (UDP)<ref>[http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-thornburgh-adobe-rtmfp Adobe's Secure Real-Time Media Flow Protocol (Internet-Draft)]</ref>, whereas [[Real Time Messaging Protocol]] (RTMP) is based on [[Transmission Control Protocol]] (TCP). UDP‐based protocols have some specific advantages over TCP‐based protocols when delivering live [[streaming media]], such as decreased latency and overhead, and greater tolerance for dropped or missing packets, at the cost of decreased reliability. Unlike RTMP, RTMFP also supports sending data directly from one Adobe Flash Player to another, Line 39: ==References== {{reflist\|21}} ==External links==

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