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Justin Todd wrote:
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<div>I'm currently trying to optimize a linux machine which acts as a
Layer 3 <br>
router of RTP H.263 video. Occassionally I'll get delays related to
layer 2 <br>
wireless retries, thus rendering the video on the recieving end <br>
stale/useless.<br>
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Maintaining QoS over wireless links, especially in the presence of
interference<br>
is tricky, perhaps impossible. My gut feel is that your problems are
likely all<br>
wireless-related and the solution will lie there too. Perhaps the
radios are<br>
queuing subsequent packets behind the one they attempt to re-transmit ?<br>
Often there are tweakable parameters in the radios that you can try to
play<br>
with (enable RTS for example).<br>
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Good luck !<br>
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