AV Over IP: Effect of Network Delay

AV Over IP   Jan. 25, 2017     An ongoing discussion on concepts and news relevant to the emerging AV over IP paradigm.     Today's Top Story     Effect of Network Delay By Phil Hippensteel In our last newsletter, we discussed the important differences that result from using TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) rather than UDP (User Datagram Protocol) as the transport protocol for IP video. You will recall that TCP guarantees delivery, adapts automatically to network conditions, and adapts to competing traffic levels. On the other hand, UDP simply sends packets as fast as the application demands without regard to the quality of the network or the traffic level on the network. In this newsletter, we want to focus on one of the network impairments, latency, and investigate its effect on the transfer of IP video. MORE More»     HEADLINE NEWS     1. Support growing for SMPTE 2110 and 2059 IP standards (via TV NewsCheck) 2. DVIGear joins SDVOE alliance (via PR Newswire) 3. ISE 2017: Matrox to showcase complete AV-Over-IP solutions (via Source Security) 4. NewTek, Wowza shipping MediaDS (via stresamingmedia.com) More from Phil Hippensteel on AV Over IP PRODUCTS MARKETS STAGING NEWS EVENTS SUBSCRIBE   Advertise Contact Us Send this to a friend       ©2017 NewBay Media, LLC

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