Hi latency on the web cannot be forecasted or set to zero. It is related to too many factors. Even enhancing at the top the one of your PC/MAC (i.e. good soundcard, fast bus, much ram, etc) you cannot control your connection and neither the traffic on the application. As a rule of thumb, skype or zoom are filled with traffic because they have millions of users. A less used application would be less affected, but it will have also a weaker infrastructure. Moreover, everybody is subject to the network availability on his own connection, thus depending from providers, network nodes, routers, hubs and whatever is in the middle: we are talking of milliseconds that may be important.
A No latency solution is technically impossible: a low latency solution could be done with a private connection (for example, a cable straight between two computers): once you go on the internet it is like going on the highway, you can never forecast traffic with precision, even when you got a Ferrari and you go at 3am you could get into a traffic jam. A low latency solution could happen, with a great hardware and a very good connection. However music information is heavy, if you need it at a satisfying quality (even mp3 128), and a delay of 200-300 ms would be heavy on your ears. Ciao CArlo Il giorno ven 17 apr 2020 alle ore 17:31 Bodo Meißner <[email protected]> ha scritto: > Hello Jean-Pierre, > > with a few fellow musicions we used Jamulus with more or less success. > It doesn't have video, only sound. > > The software is open source and is available on sourceforge. > > The biggest problem (for every software) is the latency which depends on > the hardware and on the internet connection. > We found that the latency is worse in the late afternoon compared to the > morning. Maybe using a good audio interface would also improve the > latency compared to the sound card integrated in a laptop or desktop PC. > > Best regards, > Bodo > ------------------------------- > [email protected] mailing list > If you want to unsubscribe or look at the archives, go to > https://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/tex-music > -- ********************************************* "Sine musica, nulla disciplina potest esse perfecta: nihil enim est sine illa" Rabanus (X. sec) Carlo Centemeri Via Montepulciano, 5 20124 Milano Tel +39.02.2847169 Cell +39.329.2239138 Email [email protected] Sito www.carlocentemeri.it *********************************************
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