Since the client runs as a flash app, performance is highly dependent on
the capability of the local system, and not necessarily the host server.
If the client system is underpowered, the more video streams you have
in a meeting, the slower it will run. The server mostly just forwards
packets, so unless it's a very low-power VM or has very low bandwidth,
it should not be the bottleneck.
Seth
On 12/16/2011 01:30 AM, ananda naphade wrote:
Hi,
We are evaluating openmeetings. We came across one issue that, when 4
person participated in video conferencing with high quality(i.e 30
frames per second, quality 90 % and audio rate 22 khz.), video freezes
out and there is a more than 1 min lag in audio. When 3 person
participated lag is 3-4 second and when 2 person are participated lag is
less than 1 sec.
Following flashplayer we are using -
Adobe flash player version – 11.1.102.55
Internet connection speed – (downloading speed = 1 mbps, uploading speed
= 1.3 mbps).
What are the reasons affecting video conferencing?
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