Design/Frames.md

@@ -7,21 +7,21 @@ Data is synchronised and organised into discrete frames that are represented by
 * **Flushing** is the saving of and transmission of the frame, completing the state transaction at that discrete time point.
 
 ### 1. Contents of a Frame
-**1.1** Contains up to an unsigned 32bit number of data channels.
-**1.2** Channels bellow 32 are fixed to `VideoFrame` type.
-**1.2.1** `VideoFrame` channels have a non-persistent storage status.
-**1.3** Channels between 32 and 64 are fixed to `AudioFrame` type.
-**1.3.1** `AudioFrame` channels have an accumulate recent changes storage status.
+* **1.1** Contains up to an unsigned 32bit number of data channels.
+* **1.2** Channels bellow 32 are fixed to `VideoFrame` type.
+* **1.2.1** `VideoFrame` channels have a non-persistent storage status.
+* **1.3** Channels between 32 and 64 are fixed to `AudioFrame` type.
+* **1.3.1** `AudioFrame` channels have an accumulate recent changes storage status.
 
 ### 2. Creating and Modifying
-**2.1** A `Feed` class must manage the creation of frames.
-**2.2** A `Frame` can be modified only prior to flushing (aka. transmission).
-**2.3** Modifications after flushing are discarded.
-**2.4** A `Frame` can only be flushed once.
-**2.5** Modifications prior to flushing are local to the frame only.
-**2.6** Frames are given a unique source identifier by `Feed`.
-**2.7** `Frame` id and timestamp together are unique within the feed.
-**2.8** Local modifications override any other change status for a channel.
+* **2.1** A `Feed` class must manage the creation of frames.
+* **2.2** A `Frame` can be modified only prior to flushing (aka. transmission).
+* **2.3** Modifications after flushing are discarded.
+* **2.4** A `Frame` can only be flushed once.
+* **2.5** Modifications prior to flushing are local to the frame only.
+* **2.6** Frames are given a unique source identifier by `Feed`.
+* **2.7** `Frame` id and timestamp together are unique within the feed.
+* **2.8** Local modifications override any other change status for a channel.
 
 ### 3. Receiving Frames