07-27-2020, 08:17 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-27-2020, 08:32 PM by Hans Peter Augustesen.)
From the latest email:
"We are writing to share some exciting news. Using funds from the GoFundMe that some of you have supported, we are releasing early this week an update to our Windows and Mac applications that incorporates the first stage of the solution to reduce Internet latency between musicians in JamKazam sessions. To be clear, this first stage of the release targets the collection of a massive amount of latency data that will quantify in detail the latency gains that we can deliver. Based on this data, we plan to move forward with the full deployment of the new service that will actually reduce latency in sessions. We are hopeful that we can do this by the end of July or early August."
The third question is very interesting.
And will it mean the most at short or long distances? Or what?
What about wireless? Wi-Fi 6, 5G, etc. Is it affected by the new technic / technology?
Tips:
Having the same internet provider usually provides better connections.
"We are writing to share some exciting news. Using funds from the GoFundMe that some of you have supported, we are releasing early this week an update to our Windows and Mac applications that incorporates the first stage of the solution to reduce Internet latency between musicians in JamKazam sessions. To be clear, this first stage of the release targets the collection of a massive amount of latency data that will quantify in detail the latency gains that we can deliver. Based on this data, we plan to move forward with the full deployment of the new service that will actually reduce latency in sessions. We are hopeful that we can do this by the end of July or early August."
The third question is very interesting.
And will it mean the most at short or long distances? Or what?
What about wireless? Wi-Fi 6, 5G, etc. Is it affected by the new technic / technology?
Tips:
Having the same internet provider usually provides better connections.