On Mon, Sep 29, 2003 at 04:58:22 -0230, Juhan Leemet wrote: > Yes, I remember someone (non-technical) telling me about this great system > that allowed musicians on both coasts of North America to perform a "live" > piece together, across the internet. It was some kind of university project. > They even pulled out a newspaper or magazine article about it. I read it > through several times. I could not believe that you can get latencies (esp. > cross-continent) down low enough to allow "interactive jamming", where both > sides hear each other in real time. Yeah, there was some work done about it in MIT. Many universities have this thing called the Access Grid, which is a sort of high bandwidth video coferencing rig - it uses stereo 16bit uncompressed audio at pretty low latency (I'd guess < 20ms). - Steve
