Subject: [Megaco] The question for the meaning of "streams with the same StreamID are connected"

From: 임재환 <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 5 Dec 2002 16:31:51 +0900

Hellow everyone.
When I read Recommendation H.248(06/2000), I have one confusion about the meaning of following sentence, which is printed in subclause 7.1.6 (Stream descriptor).

"Within a Context, StreamID is a means by which to indicate which media flows are interconnected: streams with the same StreamID are connected."

In above sentence, I can not find out the concrete meaning of  "streams with the same StreamID are connected".

For example, If there are three streams, A, B, and C,  and they all have the same streamID and StreamMode as 'sendRecv', 
does above sentence mean that the all data received by C is sent to A and B, the all data from A and B is also sent to C and
C stream sends the data consisting of the data from A and B to external of it's context?

Of cause, I guess that A and B do as same thing as C.

My thought is correct?

Could you explain the meaning of above sentence using some concrete examples.

Forgive my poor english.

Thank you for reading my question.
Have a nice day!