Difference between revisions of "RTP Buffering - Frame Based Buffering"
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The following applications use frame based buffering: | |||
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| Annuncicom Full Duplex | |||
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== Configuration == |
Revision as of 14:18, 22 June 2010
Introduction
In Song module version 8 a new RTP buffering method called frame based buffering was introduced. The algorithm calculates the audio buffer level in milliseconds rather than in bytes.
Features
Frame based buffering allows:
- configurable decoding delay with one frame accuracy
- synchronisation of several decoders to the same stream (just by configuring them to the same initial delay)
- stable delay over long period of time
- automatic correction of clock difference between encoder and decoder
Applications
The following applications use frame based buffering:
Application Name | Version |
Streaming Client | 2.17 |
Annuncicom Full Duplex | 0.21 |
RTP STL | 2.01 |