[NUT-devel] Broadcasting nuts [PATCH]

[Michael Niedermayer]

On Thu, Feb 07, 2008 at 02:45:22PM +0100, Michael Niedermayer wrote:
[...]
> channel bandwidth 100byte/sec 1fps
> 
> frame 0     dts  0   size 50       receive time 0
> frame 1     dts  1   size 50       receive time 1
> ...
> frame  990  dts  990 size 50       receive time 990
> frame  991  dts  991 size 50       receive time 990.5
> ...
> frame 1000  dts 1000 size 50       receive time 995
> frame 1001  dts 1001 size 200      receive time 995.5
> frame 1002  dts 1002 size 200      receive time 997.5
> frame 1003  dts 1003 size 200      receive time 999.5
> frame 1004  dts 1004 size 200      receive time1001.5
> frame 1005  dts 1005 size 200      receive time1003.5
> frame 1006  dts 1006 size 200      receive time1005.5

Also to take this example and look at the average buffer fullness for your
clock sync.
From frame 0 to frame 990 the buffer is empty. You can either 
A. set the per file average in a window to 0 which means that the buffer
   must always stay empty. A restriction rendering the systen useless.
B. set the average to some higher value but whichever you pick, that
   amount has to be in the buffer during the first 990 frames, thus
   requireing a very huge average preload to get this into the buffer.

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