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Timestamp implementation in FPGA

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Hi,
What is actually time stamp and how to add/implement it into an stream lets say RTP stream.

P.S. want to use in kintex fpga.
 

A timestamp is just a value of the current time. For RTP it is a 32 bit value. The actual timestamp format is dependent on the packets contained in the RTP container.
 

Hi,
What is actually time stamp and how to add/implement it into an stream lets say RTP stream.

P.S. want to use in kintex fpga.

Did you read the wikipedia page on this protocol and follow the links to the applicable RFC for the application you plan on supporting? The RFC will define what the field carries.
 

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