Question: What happens to the ProSe Per Packet Priority value for every MCVideo client when an MCVideo group transitions out of the in-progress imminent peril state?
Option 1: The value is set to a higher priority level to ensure continued urgent communication.
Option 2: The value remains unchanged, maintaining the elevated priority for future communications.
Option 3: The value is dynamically adjusted based on the group's next scheduled communication type.
Option 4: The value returns to its default setting, as it was before the imminent peril state was initiated.
Explanation: According to the specifications for managing MCVideo imminent peril communications, when an MCVideo group is no longer in the in-progress imminent peril state, every MCVideo client resets the ProSe Per Packet Priority value back to its default setting. This ensures that priority levels are only elevated during actual imminent peril situations, optimizing network resource allocation for critical communications.