Probing WebRTC Bandwidth — Why and How in GCC
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Deep dive into libwebrtc's ProbeController internals: padding probe packet construction, ramp-up behaviour and the 300 kbps starting estimate.
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- Protocols & Transport›Adaptive Bitrate Algorithms & Tools
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