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It kinda exists now with existing VR tech but the question is, is it work it? For me when I'm working remote the existing video chat stuff would be great if th
by noir_lord 6y ago
It kinda exists now with existing VR tech but the question is, is it work it?
For me when I'm working remote the existing video chat stuff would be great if they could fix the latency.
Anything over a few hundred milliseconds means you end up talking over people accidentally, it's hard to have a naturally flowing conversation.
Honestly a big 4K screen on the wall with a good webcam on both ends and low latency would be great.
- ghaff 6y agoLatency and I also think it's just harder to read body language and back off of talking over. I was on an online panel a few months ago with people who I've appeared with before. We definitely did more talking over each other and not doing smooth handoffs than would have been the case in person. I definitely have zero interest in wearing a headset for calls etc. unless the results are really amazing. Assuming the network is behaving (and people have a decent setup), video calls are fine.