Re: [91attendees] New draft offers suggestions/guidance for Jabber scribes...

[joel jaeggli <[e-mail]>]

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On 11/7/14 9:36 AM, Alexandre Petrescu wrote:
> In the additional tasks section... "measure the delay between when 
> something is said in the physical room and when heard on audio
> stream - tell the delay to the remote partipants".

The largest source of delay in the mp3 audio stream is  accumulated in
the buffer in the recieving application, even if they begin playing
immediately they play around with the gap between samples to
accumulate enough buffer to support retransmission and gapless
playback. you can put two clients right next to each other and they
will have differing playout delays.

That said I believe the goal this meeting is to substantially
emphasize meetecho with it's new codecs (and which has fully meeting
coverage this time) and which by design is intended minimize playout
delay.

> Alex
> 
> Le 07/11/2014 17:13, Dan York a écrit :
>> IETF 91 attendees,
>> 
>> If you are going to serve as a "Jabber scribe" in meetings next
>> week at IETF 91 (or wind up being asked to do that), Peter St.
>> Andre and I tried to capture some of the experiences we and
>> others have had as Jabber scribes and advice we've received from
>> others in a new draft:
>> 
>> https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-saintandre-chatroom-relay-02
>> 
>> Our hope is that this can be helpful to people who might get
>> tasked with performing this role that is so VERY critical for
>> remote attendees.
>> 
>> I'd also encourage folks who haven't considered it to volunteer
>> as jabber scribes.  I do it often because I've been a remote
>> attendee and know how much I came to rely on the scribe relay...
>> and also because it's a great way to learn the names of people
>> involved with a working group and to get involved with helping
>> out with the IETF processes. (And also quite frankly because it
>> forces me to pay attention to what's happening in the room
>> instead of wandering off into email or something...)
>> 
>> Anyway... the draft is out there and we would welcome any
>> feedback that people have.  If you are doing jabber scribing (or
>> what we called "chatroom relay" to be product-neutral) next week
>> at IETF 91 and come up with any additional tips or tricks, please
>> do let us know.  The goal is to help provide suggestions that can
>> make this role work smoother and easier and through that to help
>> improve the experience for remote attendees.
>> 
>> Dan
>> 
>> 
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