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To: Win-Lose-Draw who wrote (35679)9/15/2010 12:37:55 AM
From: fred g  Read Replies (1) of 46821
 
I'm sorry, WLD, but this:
> So if wireless mics want to use spectrum, they should have no better (and no worse) privileges than any other data traffic that wants to use the spectrum. To do that, they should become "IP-capable".

is just dumb.

It is of course the culmination of a chain of falsehoods, of an attempt to view the entire world through eye pee-colored glasses. That's simply a bad idea.

Net neutrality is a political catch phrase, not a smart policy. It was meant to apply to, well, something -- probably Bell and cable ISPs, who were suspected of not permitting pR0n uploads or something. It has nothing to do with fiber, and less to do with radio.

And no, a wireless mic can't use IP. Get over it. IP is dumb and trying to packetize real-time activity is even dumber. The packetization delay alone would cause the mic to be useless.
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