On Sat, 12 Oct 2013, Michael Welzl wrote:
My question is, why is none of this happening?
My guess is that the rule to always deliver packets within a stream in
order. If packets within the same stream have different DCSP values, there
is a risk that they will go into different queues and the
Hi,
I'll begin by apologizing for asking what I'm quite sure is a terribly stupid
question to many of you.
The question is:
It has long been known that media data can have different levels of importance.
Simply put, if packet #1 from a single source contains parts of a video's
I-Frame and pac
Hi, Mirko. I understand what you mean, but I don't know if considering TCP
is a good idea at this stage.
As seen in the BoF in Berlin, many people in the Transport Area are really
worried about adding any extra delay to TCP, since TCP dynamics are governed
by RTT. So my opinion is to forget about
Hi, Lloyd. Thanks a lot for the link! It is really interesting: a country
with 1400 people sharing a single satellite connection. In fact, it is
similar to Alcalalí, the village in Spain, in which also 1400 people share
the Internet access provided by the local Council.
(http://www.alcalali.es/ver/
