Question: In an off-network Mission Critical Video (MCVideo) scenario, what happens when an MCVideo client using the Single Arbitrator approach for transmission control is out of range of the current arbitrator?
Option 1: The MCVideo client cannot transmit until back in range of the arbitrator.
Option 2: The MCVideo client can transmit but must immediately seek a new arbitrator.
Option 3: The MCVideo client is allowed to transmit and also becomes a transmission arbitrator itself.
Option 4: The entire MCVideo group's transmission is halted until the client rejoins the arbitrator's range.
Explanation: In off-network MCVideo scenarios utilizing the Single Arbitrator approach for transmission control, if an MCVideo client loses contact with the designated arbitrator (goes out of range), to maintain functionality and ensure continuous critical communication capability, the client is permitted not only to continue transmitting but also to assume the role of a transmission arbitrator. This adaptive behavior ensures that mission-critical video communications can proceed with minimal interruption, even in dynamic or challenging environments where network connectivity might be intermittent.