Hi! I also have delays of about one second with a very fast network. (Inside my university's own network, so should be 10 Mbit+, even though I was using the wlan on one of the machines.)
Friendly greetings, Mikael On 2012.10.12, at 08:02, seba.wag...@gmail.com wrote: > Hi supercomp, > > dely of audio/video always means that you have a bandwidth issue. > I don't know your network or what setup you are using but in 99,99% this > issue is because of network/bandwidth issues. > OpenMeetings runs perfectly if it has the needed bandwidth, unfortunatelly > the first thing that has delays if there is a network/bandwidth issue is the > audio, second the video, then the rest of the application. We can't change > anything about that, but you should be able to change something about the > bandwidth in your setup. > > Sebastian > > > 2012/12/9 supercomp <liufeiyu...@gmail.com> > Hi erveryone, > I studied ,modified and applied your product on my systems. Have you > ever considered: > 1. Latency of voice and video, at inner network ( at least 2 seconds > from my experiments) > 2. Multi parties (around 6) could not use Conference room smoothly. > We uses Internet (about 8 Mbps). > > As we know that OM use the flash to compress video and audio, what I > want to know is that a way to improve the delay of voice and video? > If I want to modify the source code , what should I do ? can you give > me some suggestion? > > Thanks > > > > -- > Sebastian Wagner > https://twitter.com/#!/dead_lock > http://www.webbase-design.de > http://www.wagner-sebastian.com > seba.wag...@gmail.com
