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I’d say 50% or more of my zoom calls involve 2 or fewer other people all on decent (>20mbps) connections. P2P seems viable for a large chunk of the usage where
by ryanianian 5y ago
I’d say 50% or more of my zoom calls involve 2 or fewer other people all on decent (>20mbps) connections. P2P seems viable for a large chunk of the usage where N is small.
- jhugo 5y agoYou might be surprised how little of the "sticker bandwidth" on a residential connection you can actually use when you are sending UDP at a highish packet rate, perhaps to an international destination, and need low loss+latency+jitter. The average experience of users would go down significantly as you start to multiply the bandwidth requirements, which is why P2P isn't typically used for more than 2 participants despite the potential bandwidth savings to the operator.