Clarify Game streaming requirements (section 3.2)

Fixes w3c#103

Author: xingri

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@@ -278,19 +278,23 @@ <h4>Game streaming</h4>
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            <td>N15</td>
            <td>The application must be able to take steps to ensure a low and consistent
-             latency for audio, video and data under varying network conditions. This may
-             include tweaking of transport parameters for both media and data.</td>
+           latency for audio, video and data under varying network conditions. This may
+	   include tweaking of transport parameters for both media and data.</td>
         </tr>
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            <td>N37</td>
            <td>It must be possible for the user agent's receive pipeline to process
-           video at high resolution and framerate (e.g. without copying raw video  
-           frames).</td>  
+           video at high resolution and framerate (e.g. without copying raw video
+           frames).
+	   To be specific, 120FPS, 165 FPS, 240FPS are all supported by cloud gaming and desirable to bring to browser too.
+	   Higher Resolution support up to 4K and High Dynamic Range(HDR) are also desiable for the support.</td>
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            <td>N38</td>
            <td>The application must be able to control the jitter buffer and rendering
-           delay.</td>
+           delay. To be specific to the Cloud Gaming Application, Maintaing the steady latency within a range
+	   is critical for player adaptation. Good latency ranges are between 30ms - 150ms.
+	   Beyond 170ms is detrimental to user experience. </td>
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