Multimedia Resource Function Processor Sample Clauses

Multimedia Resource Function Processor. The combination of the Multimedia Resource Function Controller (MRFC) and the Multimedia Resource Function Processor (MRFP) are responsible to provide bearer related services. The MRFP is under the control of the MRFC. The MRFC is responsible to; • control the bearer on the Mb interface towards the Core Transport network • mixing of incoming media streams • be the media stream source for multimedia announcements • media stream processing like transcoding and media analysis • floor control to manage access rights to shared resources in a conference call • in-band / out-of-band DTMF detection Figure 9-3 shows the interfaces supported by MRFP and the network elements it interacts with within the MSF R4 architecture with possible deployment options TR-0 / Mb Figure 9-3 : Interfaces supported by the Media Resource Function Process (MRFP) Interface Description Applicable Implementation Agreements APP-7 Signaling between the MRFC and the MRFP MSF-IA-SIP.015-FINAL (MSML, MOML, ... variant) MSF-IA-SIP.011-FINAL Interface Description Applicable Implementation Agreements (MGCP control variant) TR-0 Bearer Interface from MRFP to Core Transport Network Currently unspecified (based on 3GPP defined Mb interface) Table 9-3 – Media Resource Function Processor interface descriptions Note: The role of the MSF R3 defined Media Server has been split into Media Resource Function Controller (MRFC) and Media Resource Function Processor (MRFP) in the MSF R4 architecture. The MRFP network element resides in the Transport Processing block.
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