Yeah… I mean they should have just copied whatever video conferencing platforms do because they all work fine behind corporate proxies and they also don’t suffer from this “increasing delay” problem.
I haven’t actually looked into what they do but presumably it’s something like webrtc with a fallback to HLS with closed loop feedback about the delay.
Though in fairness it doesn’t sound like “watching an AI agent” is the most critical thing and mjpeg is surprisingly decent.
The video conferencing platform my work uses works well because it’s a large well-known platform and they punched holes for it into the firewall and the vpn. Not really something a service provider can just replicate.
Yeah… I mean they should have just copied whatever video conferencing platforms do because they all work fine behind corporate proxies and they also don’t suffer from this “increasing delay” problem.
I haven’t actually looked into what they do but presumably it’s something like webrtc with a fallback to HLS with closed loop feedback about the delay.
Though in fairness it doesn’t sound like “watching an AI agent” is the most critical thing and mjpeg is surprisingly decent.
The video conferencing platform my work uses works well because it’s a large well-known platform and they punched holes for it into the firewall and the vpn. Not really something a service provider can just replicate.