Jere Retzer wrote:
Vadim Antonov wrote:The unfortunate development in the video market has been high deployment of
>>>People are doing various kinds of video over Internet 1; works fine.<<<
Then I must be doing it all wrong because I've never had much luck. Maybe it is a function of the origin and destination location + network. Since Portland is not a top 25 market our service has never been very good -- that's why we started an exchange
two applications which do "streaming" without too much regard to how the underlying
network works. One sends a high number of fragmented packets and the other is highly
suspectible to retransmission collapse where retransmission requests and
retransmissions actually overload the already congested path by a margin.
Additionally, the deployment habit of content providers to prefer HTTP instead
of RTP/UDP makes monitoring and improving on these services and their performance
quite challenging.
Pete