How does a TSC prioritize different types of media during communication sessions?

A Tactical Session Controller (TSC) prioritizes different types of media during communication sessions based on predefined settings that consider the specific needs of applications. This approach allows for a structured method to manage how different forms of media—such as voice, video, and data—are treated during transmission. For example, real-time applications like video conferencing may have higher priority than less time-sensitive data transfers, ensuring that critical communication remains clear and uninterrupted.

This prioritization strategy is essential because various types of media have distinct requirements regarding latency, bandwidth, and packet loss. By establishing these predefined settings, a TSC can optimize the flow and quality of communication according to the characteristics and demands of each application, thereby enhancing the overall user experience during sessions.