Reduced system latency for dominant speaker
AssigneeDolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation
InventorsJames Zealey, Brendon Costa, Glenn N. Dickins
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AssigneeDolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation
InventorsJames Zealey, Brendon Costa, Glenn N. Dickins
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Digital media communication systems and methods are disclosed in which a set of end points and/or clients are in communication with a set of servers. The system is capable of determining which end point is a dominant user and/or speaker. When the system determines that an end point is dominant, then the digital data that emanates from dominant end point is preferred. Such preferred digital data may be forwarded asynchronously and possible ahead of digital data from other, non-dominant end points. Synchronous and/or substantially contemporaneous digital data from other end points may be mixed that such that, when rendered, gives substantially the same effect real life superposition of signals. The system may also toggle on or off between states of asynchronous forward and synchronous-only modes.
A method for reducing latency within a digital media system, said system further comprising a set of servers, at least one of said servers further comprising a buffer and said servers receiving digital data from a set of end points, the steps of said method comprising:
A system for providing digital data communication, said system comprising:
A method for reducing latency within a digital media system, said system further comprising a set of servers, at least one of said servers further comprising a buffer and said servers receiving digital data from a set of end points, the steps of said method comprising:
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