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What is a rough estimation of the rate for wireless mode? I saw the 40 kbps figure for the cable mode, but nothing for the mic+speaker case. Yeah I know it woul
by j1elo 8y ago
What is a rough estimation of the rate for wireless mode? I saw the 40 kbps figure for the cable mode, but nothing for the mic+speaker case. Yeah I know it would greatly depend on the hardware and the distance, but still, I'd like to know some ballpark out of curiosity.
Do you think this could be used to automate transmission of whatever information needed to pair two phones? E.g. to establish an ad-hoc wifi connection with the intention of sending some files (a la Lenovo's SHAREit, direct transfer without requiring internet connectivity), so the user doesn't even need to read some secret code from one device and write them in the other.
- brian-armstrong 8y agoDepends quite a bit on your setup. I put together an interactive sandbox for testing modem profiles. The short answer is about a few kbps for close proximity. https://quiet.github.io/quiet-profile-lab https://quiet.github.io/quiet-profile-lab
- j1elo 8y agoThanks, tomorrow I'll be checking this out for sure :)
- ggerganov 8y agoI did some experiments for pairing devices over WebRTC via sound [1]. The link has a proof-of-concept page that you can try to pair devices and transmit files over LAN. [1] https://github.com/ggerganov/wave-share https://github.com/ggerganov/wave-share
- j1elo 8y agoThanks that's also very interesting! Listening to how an SDP Offer sounds like, was amazing!