Lag from local SC-server to remote SC-relay

dwacc · 29th September 2006, 16:45

That'd be a mistake; I'm investigating the DNAS, not the NSV format.

The point you made about upstream was the first thought that struck me. But I use the same amount of upstream to source the remote DNAS directly (without relaying through a local DNAS.) I'd look at differences between my client and the DNAS, but I don't know how the DNAS works.

The source client outputs data every quarter-second at a rate of (bitrate/1000) / 8 * 256. (so 200 kb/s is streamed at 200 / 8 * 256 = 6400b/qs = 25600b/s.) To be honest, I never quite understood the logic in that one, I just got it from another client's sourcecode...

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29th September 2006, 16:45	#1
dwacc Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 47	That'd be a mistake; I'm investigating the DNAS, not the NSV format. The point you made about upstream was the first thought that struck me. But I use the same amount of upstream to source the remote DNAS directly (without relaying through a local DNAS.) I'd look at differences between my client and the DNAS, but I don't know how the DNAS works. The source client outputs data every quarter-second at a rate of (bitrate/1000) / 8 * 256. (so 200 kb/s is streamed at 200 / 8 * 256 = 6400b/qs = 25600b/s.) To be honest, I never quite understood the logic in that one, I just got it from another client's sourcecode...