Wouldn't this go over the MTU on the RTP packets and cause some issues on the
public internet?
/b
On Jan 5, 2010, at 12:13 PM, Gregory Maxwell wrote:
"full quality" mono audio takes around 44.1/16bit linear, you can argue that
a little higher or lower is required for full transparency in some conditions
or another, but 44.1k/16 is what CDDA provides. It's a good number and
commonly available on hardware today.
As uncompressed thats 705kbit/sec before you get into packetization overhead.
Thats per-communication channel, each way. A good perceptual lossy codec can
get you down to under 100kbit/sec while preserving transparency for most
material, with most listeners, most of the time.
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