ian_heys wrote: > I noticed this article yesterday: > > https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-45499784 > > There is a slightly worrying use of the term compression towards the end > of the article. > > The same effect is apparent on BBC iPlayer Radio Live Streams when the > time signal pips are heard about 35 - 40 seconds after the same on Live > FM Radio. (Here in the UK). > > Let's hope they don't try to cure this with "compression" too. > > Edit: Further reading here refers also to audio streaming and dispels > some of my concern: > > https://www.bbc.co.uk/rd/blog/2018-09-latency-video-streaming This is way off topic - so no need to continue beyond this post. LIve streams over data networks have lots of problems that can only be mitigated never eliminated - and comparing a multi hop data broadcast to a single hop broadcast (even satellite) will always show these problems - I beleiev one of the current solution actually every so often is to chop a bit of audio out of data stream to catch up to realtime.
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