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azing010 Member
Joined: 15 Mar 2007 Posts: 4
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Posted: 15/03/07 02:21 Post subject: simplex real-time audio multicasting in a local area network |
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hi guys,
im az, im really in need of help regarding my project, its a simplex real-time audio multicasting in a local area network.
i tried working on the wave audio components and the demo (using the live audio) that i downloaded here. but there seems to be an obvious delay, about o.5+ seconds,. was it with the coding? can it be tried other coding instead of wav coding? because it consumes more bandwidth?
how can you achieve a realtime transmission same as on the phone? voip?
unfortunately, im really just beginning to learn delphi on my delphi 7,. ill be very very greatfull for any help.. please..
lotsa thanks
az
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Kambiz Administrator

Joined: 07 Mar 2003 Posts: 1231 Location: Tehran, Iran
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Posted: 16/03/07 14:18 Post subject: |
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This delay exsits even on Phone and VoIP. However the humen brain cannot recognize delays less than 100ms (or something about this, I don't remember the exact value).
While using LiveAudioRecorder/LiveAudioPlayer to transfer audio, decrease the buffer length and increase the buffer count to reduce the delay.
_________________ Kambiz
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