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The cues only work if they're delivered in a timely manner, though. I would argue highly compressed and delayed video is actually worse and more frustrating tha
by ScottFree 7y ago
The cues only work if they're delivered in a timely manner, though. I would argue highly compressed and delayed video is actually worse and more frustrating than having no video at all.
This is one of the few arguments against remote work I actually agree with: streaming video technology still isn't good enough to replace in person haptic communication.
- JoeAltmaier 7y agoAs its done now, yes streaming video is problematic. I worked at Sococo, and back when we made our own solution we had good low-latency video. Careful bandwidth control and stream-sharing did a lot to make it more useful.
- ScottFree 7y agoIn your opinion, is there still space for a competing low-latency video teleconferencing application in the market? None of the apps I've tried get video right. I haven't heard of Sococo before, though. I'll definitely check them out.