Remove receive latency

Cameron Gutman 2022-01-24 00:54:21 -06:00
parent eabf373f76
commit c00033edaa

@ -192,9 +192,6 @@ Notes about these numbers:
- This measures the amount of variance between the network latency of each packet (also known as: jitter). - This measures the amount of variance between the network latency of each packet (also known as: jitter).
- Latency variance/jitter depends on how well the connection to your host is handling the network load from streaming. - Latency variance/jitter depends on how well the connection to your host is handling the network load from streaming.
- If this value is very high or jumps around a lot, try lowering the bitrate in Moonlight or streaming from a more stable connection. - If this value is very high or jumps around a lot, try lowering the bitrate in Moonlight or streaming from a more stable connection.
- Receive latency
- This is the average amount of time it takes to receive a single frame, measured from the first packet received to the last.
- A faster connection between your host and client will decrease this value and a higher bitrate setting will typically increase it.
- Decode latency - Decode latency
- This is the average amount of time it takes for a frame to be decoded and ready for rendering. - This is the average amount of time it takes for a frame to be decoded and ready for rendering.
- This number varies widely depending on your client hardware, bitrate, stream frame rate, and stream resolution. - This number varies widely depending on your client hardware, bitrate, stream frame rate, and stream resolution.