On Wed, 28 Jan 2009, Pelle wrote:
That depends on the type of video, is it video conferencing (IP/VC) or streaming video (IP/TV)? IP/VC are interactive video, and have more or less the same requirements on latency, jitter and loss as VoIP. IP/TV on the other hand can handle more latency, jitter and loss.
I am of another opinion. I don't believe in putting bursty traffic into LLQ. LLQ should be used for deterministic traffic (ie 20 pps VOIP or equivalent broadcast video with basically fixed pps and bw/s).
Some platforms drop packets when it's over the prio limit and to protect from starvation of other classes I recommend putting a policer on the priority class anyway.
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