Media Node Hunting

Media node hunting is the process of finding the media node that the Client SDK uses to transmit or receive a stream. This process occurs each time a new stream is created.

When a new stream request is received, the session node determines the media node to be used based on location information, bandwidth, and QoS data. This is represented by the formula:

A = location information + bandwidth + QoS

Media node hunting is a process of selecting available nodes based on the priority of location information, bandwidth information, and QoS information.