Re: [vmeet] Slides freezing
Meetecho IETF support <ietf@meetecho.com> Tue, 05 April 2016 15:14 UTC
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Subject: Re: [vmeet] Slides freezing
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Hi John, Il 05/04/2016 17:01, John Leslie ha scritto: > I've noticed multiple occurances of slides freezing in Meetecho. > > The suggestions I get are "leave and rejoin." > > This _really_ is less than user-friendly. > Agreed. In the next version we will add the possibility to restore only a single feed without forcing anybody to re-join. > I'll venture a guess that this may by Comcast timing out port allocations, since the slides > have often seen no changes for ten minutes -- long enough for Comcast to time-out. > > Meetecho probably should include some keep-alives for ports; and IMHO really_should notice > that a port has gone away, and recover without requiring the user to lose half-a-minute of > audio. This is not the case. The technology we use (WebRTC) already accounts for that, and besides even when the video is not changing there always is a constant stream flowing anyway (of course at a much lower bitrate). BTW, is this happening only for the slides feed, or for the speaker's video, too? This may be of help to us to debug things. Thanks, the Meetecho team > > Of course, YMMV... > > -- > John Leslie <john@jlc.net> >
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