An example is shown below for an Opus mono channel audio track at 48Khz.
codec: "opus" bitrate: 24000 samplerate: 480000 channelConfig: "mono" lang: "en"
When ready for publishing, each encoded audio chunk, say 10ms, represents a
MOQT Object. In this setup, there is one MOQT Object
per MOQT Group, where the GroupID in the object header is
increment by one for each encoded audio chunk and the ObjectID
is defaulted to value 0.
These objects can be sent as QUIC streams or datagrams. When mapped to
QUIC datagrams, each object must fit entirely within a QUIC datagram, and
when mapped to QUIC Streams, each such unitary group is sent over
an individual unidirectional QUIC stream since there is just one SubGroup per
each MOQT Group.