[MMUSIC] Ta: What I'd like to know
Martin Thomson <martin.thomson@gmail.com> Fri, 24 July 2015 08:17 UTC
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Subject: [MMUSIC] Ta: What I'd like to know
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What rate can you establish new pinholes (probability distributions). Failing to create a pinhole will increase the chances that ICE fails, so we need to make that assessment. I also want some guidance on what transport people think is an acceptable bitrate/packet rate to produce without any sort of congestion controls on that transmission. (Also, we could make both of these values (Ta, max bandwidth) non-constant. The current implementation in Firefox sets a higher limit on bandwidth in the short term than it does over longer periods.)
- [MMUSIC] Ta: What I'd like to know Martin Thomson