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I think this is not possible at the moment.Regards
El mié., 20 mar. 2019 19:43, 'Malvitus' via kurento <kur...@googlegroups.com> escribió:
--Hello,I am currently experimenting with kurento to get a very low latency webrtc stream. For this I am using the rtp example for my experimentation.When my network is fine, the latency seems to be okay but when the network quality deteriorates, the stream I am seeing in kurento is lagging. I discovered that kurento is using a jitter buffer to compensate for poor network quality. However in my usecase I would rather drop frames than to buffer frames to ensure the latency stays low.I checked the documentation to see if there is a configuration parameter. Unfortunately this are still seems to be undocumented.Can I disable the jitterbuffer in Kurento or at least adjust its value to a place that suits my needs?Thanks in Advance!
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