Comments on: Live Coverage of JEEcamp http://www.kaspersorensen.com/blog/93521364/live-coverage-of-jeecamp/ Online Journalist, Blogger, Social Media Producer, Fly Fisher and full-time Geek Sun, 06 Dec 2009 05:17:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Kasper Sorensen http://www.kaspersorensen.com/blog/93521364/live-coverage-of-jeecamp/comment-page-1/#comment-482 Kasper Sorensen Tue, 11 Aug 2009 13:52:47 +0000 http://www.kaspersorensen.com/?p=93521364#comment-482 Hi Jonas, That was exactly the case. Wifi connection was very poor and unstable. Main problem with bambuser was the lack of frames, the video was simply missing frames throughout the entire video. Only a few frames were being displayed, as far as I remember audio was OK. I've since talked with other bambuser users and they haven't had the same problems, so I guess I was just unlucky. Thanks for responding. Hi Jonas,
That was exactly the case. Wifi connection was very poor and unstable. Main problem with bambuser was the lack of frames, the video was simply missing frames throughout the entire video. Only a few frames were being displayed, as far as I remember audio was OK.

I’ve since talked with other bambuser users and they haven’t had the same problems, so I guess I was just unlucky.

Thanks for responding.

]]> By: Jonas http://www.kaspersorensen.com/blog/93521364/live-coverage-of-jeecamp/comment-page-1/#comment-479 Jonas Tue, 11 Aug 2009 11:42:11 +0000 http://www.kaspersorensen.com/?p=93521364#comment-479 Hi Kasper, Glad to see that you tried Bambuser for the Live coverage, of course not so good to hear that it didn't work very well. Since we have a total focus on keeping the video as close to real time as possible, we use a slightly different approach than most our competitors. In most cases this means significantly lower delay, but in cases where the network is really poor it means that a lot of the data is not sent in real time providing a choppy video. However all data that is not transmitted in realtime is stored on the device and is available for uploading immediatelly after the broadcast is finished. If you go to "Options"->"Complement" in the Bambuser application you will find uncompleted data available for uploading. This will make the videos complete for on demand viewing. Please feel free to contact me with any feed back or questions. Cheers Jonas Vig CEO Bambuser Hi Kasper,

Glad to see that you tried Bambuser for the Live coverage, of course not so good to hear that it didn’t work very well. Since we have a total focus on keeping the video as close to real time as possible, we use a slightly different approach than most our competitors. In most cases this means significantly lower delay, but in cases where the network is really poor it means that a lot of the data is not sent in real time providing a choppy video. However all data that is not transmitted in realtime is stored on the device and is available for uploading immediatelly after the broadcast is finished. If you go to “Options”->”Complement” in the Bambuser application you will find uncompleted data available for uploading. This will make the videos complete for on demand viewing. Please feel free to contact me with any feed back or questions.

Cheers

Jonas Vig
CEO Bambuser

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