Target round-trip time-based de-jitter buffer for split extended reality
AssigneeQUALCOMM Incorporated
InventorsSriram AJAYKUMAR, Vinay MELKOTE KRISHNAPRASAD
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Abstract
This disclosure provides systems, devices, apparatus, and methods, including computer programs encoded on storage media, for a target round-trip time-based de-jitter buffer for split extended reality. A processor may obtain a frame that is associated with a split rendering process between a server and a client device. The processor may calculate a wait time for data associated with the frame based on a target round-trip time (TRTT) of the frame, where the TRTT is a target time the data associated with the frame takes to travel between the client device and the server and back to the client device. The processor may output the frame upon an expiration of the wait time.
Claims23
An apparatus for display processing, comprising:
- a memory;
- and
- a processor coupled to the memory and, based on information stored in the memory, the processor is configured to:
- obtain a frame that is associated with a split rendering process between a server and a client device;
- calculate a wait time for the frame based on a target round-trip time (TRTT) of data associated with the frame, wherein the TRTT is a target time the data associated with the frame takes to travel between the client device and the server and back to the client device;
- and
- output the frame upon an expiration of the wait time.
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A method of display processing, comprising:
- obtaining a frame that is associated with a split rendering process between a server and a client device;
- calculating a wait time for the frame based on a target round-trip time (TRTT) of data associated with the frame, wherein the TRTT is a target time the data associated with the frame takes to travel between the client device and the server and back to the client device;
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- outputting the frame upon an expiration of the wait time.
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