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Technology Stocks : The *NEW* Frank Coluccio Technology Forum
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To: Frank A. Coluccio who wrote (35693)9/15/2010 3:20:20 AM
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"For example, if mics were to be properly designed and adapted with IP, there would be no pipe-lining to speak of, nor would there be very much variability in propagation times across randomly picked routes, such as occurs today over the Internet."

Frank, can you describe this physically? Let's assume codecs with sufficient dynamic range. Even cell phone lag would be unacceptable; 10 ms. would be too much. Multiple mics (as in harmony) would need perfect sync. Would you work with a local server, just in-house? How could sufficient QOS could be maintained unless all transmission and reception was local? All-IP could be okay, but it's difficult to envision reaching "performance" standards on a wireless WAN.

In 3 years as assistant technical director/stage manager at a booking theater, symphonies to rock stars, "the sound" was a key element for artists. Musicians don't want any lag between what they play or sing, and what they hear.

Well, Woodstock excepted ;)

Jim
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