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Re: [110attendees] Meetecho is a resource hog

Robert Moskowitz <rgm@labs.htt-consult.com> Tue, 09 March 2021 15:14 UTC

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Subject: Re: [110attendees] Meetecho is a resource hog
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On 3/9/21 10:03 AM, Carsten Bormann wrote:
> If we really want to be able to run meetecho on e-waste, we have to control those video feeds.
>
> I’m looking at 3*250 kbit/s speaker/chair postage-stamp videos plus a 100 kbit/s slide video feed.
>
> The postage stamps would need to be re-encoded to the size shown and the slides should not be a video in the first place (see my tools-discuss posting).

Here is the point/problem.  The feed is everything, and let the endpoint 
deal with it.  Compared to some other stuff, that does much of the data 
sizing on the server.

Of course I expect us to experiment and we eat our own dogfood.  But 
then we learn, adjust, and experiment again at the next meeting.

If we want to open up our processes, we need to allow for those only 
able to get older hardware and having lower bandwidth.  Right now I have 
300Mb over fiber, so bandwidth is plentiful.  But I am cheap on old 
hardware.

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