Just one more email and I'll shut up :-)
At 11:13 AM 29/08/2006 +1000, Chris Kendrick wrote:
>> Are your audio and video process running on the same machine?
>
>Yes, at the moment I have my audio service running on my display
>machine, apparently audio doesn't use up much system resources.
That's not the actual point of separating them - it's keeping the video
processing away from interfering with the audio that's important. With video
you get a lot of packets, interrupts and cpu load. Audio doesn't like all that,
and ultimately it's the most important media type in a session (you can cope
with lossy video, but not with lossy audio). It's ok for small-enough group
meetings, but gets messy in large sessions. Ideally you also want a more
error-resilient audio codec, but that's another conversation... (and separation
also complicates the UI processes a bit too <sigh>)
>> On the thumbnail view, pick a site and click on 'info' -
I missed the bit about then clicking on 'rtp stats' but you seem to have
spotted that :-)
Cheers,
Markus
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