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This is awesome! I work in the cash register software development world, and our customers are sometimes quite picky about the latency of our systems as a whole
by Slartie 10y ago
This is awesome! I work in the cash register software development world, and our customers are sometimes quite picky about the latency of our systems as a whole (= the time between a scan of an item happening, indicated by the scanner beeping and lighting an LED, and the output being visible on the display). I found myself measuring this total latency using an iPhone (at that time it was a 4, without the high speed camera, but nevertheless sufficient to see whether we were below the critical limit of - at that time - 200ms), and it worked out very well, although I had to load all the videos into external software to count the frames accurately because the phones' own players weren't sufficient and there were no apps like this.
I will definitely give this tool a try, it could vastly improve future measurements using the same technique :D
- bewo001 10y agointerestingly, your 200 ms are close to the 150 ms telephony standards regard as the maximum one way delay for good speech quality. Seems to be in our physiology..