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Mixed sync +/- 100ms of latency or whatever is probably fine, for most purposes? If you really want everyone to be centralised on a single SFU then you’d set th
by Arathorn 5y ago
Mixed sync +/- 100ms of latency or whatever is probably fine, for most purposes? If you really want everyone to be centralised on a single SFU then you’d set the permissions on the room appropriately.
- anticensor 5y agoIt can be distributed SFU just the relative timings need to converge deterministically (possibly by servers agreeing on a virtual apex to artificially delay the streams to make up for topological differences) to make everyone hear the same thing.
- Arathorn 5y agoSo if it turns out that the streams need to be synced then we can delay them to do so - but i am a bit unsure on how important that really is. Are you worried about folks talking over each other if they think they successfully interrupted but then a remote user thought the same and they collide and backoff, like csma/cd?
- anticensor 5y ago> Are you worried about folks talking over each other if they think they successfully interrupted but then a remote user thought the same and they collide and backoff, like csma/cd? Yes, that is really important for classroom use cases.