Re: Sending packets out of schedule?

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Hi,

I forgot one question. DCCP only allows sending rates of 10ms but we need 2ms to support distribute ensemble performances over the Internet, which require an acoustic end-to-end of about 25 ms. Is this a problem?

With best regards,

 Christian

Christian Hoene wrote on 2010-10-28:
> Hello,
> 
> may I ask a simply question? Is it possible to send DCCP packets at
> other times than those calculated by the rate control? I mean, is it
> possible to call a send socket call with an option saying, send this
> packet immediately no matter that the rate control is saying to you?
> 
> The role of DCCP would be to calculate the proposed sending rate and
> to measure the network round trip time. This data is then used by an
> application specific rate control.
> 
> The background of my questions is based on the experience, that real-
> time packets shall be send immediately, especially if a scenario of very
> interactivity is given, and that some codecs cannot change their sending
> rate immediately but need some extra time (e.g. one or two additional
> frame periods). Thus, a less strict sending schedule would help.
> 
> Thanks for any help and comments.
> 
> With best regards,
>  Christian
> 
> 
> ---------------------------------------------------------------
> Dr.-Ing. Christian Hoene
> Interactive Communication Systems (ICS), University of TÃbingen Sand
> 13, 72076 TÃbingen, Germany, Phone +49 7071 2970532
> http://www.net.uni- tuebingen.de/






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