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I'm wondering if there's a way to extend this concept so that you could hear singers "after" you if the delay is not significant (e.g. maybe you can hear everyo
by tdeck 6y ago
I'm wondering if there's a way to extend this concept so that you could hear singers "after" you if the delay is not significant (e.g. maybe you can hear everyone within 15-30ms). That would mean the leader might not have to go it entirely alone. For example, if I ping vultr from SF I get 4ms latency (tested this a while back) meaning it would be theoretically possible to have some simultaneous singing with a low-latency server. The bucket brigade approach could then be used to extend participation to those with greater geographical distance or poor connections.
- jefftk 6y agoThe main problem with this sort of hybrid approach is that building a system for absolutely minimizing latency vs a system for absolutely predictable latency looks very different. For example, if you want predictable latency you use large buffers, while if you want minimal latency you use tiny ones.