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Ist there any documentation about the Ninjam algorthm ? how it decides which player is one, two ro three cycles of the bpi ? at the moment we try to reverse engineer the measure ment of the time difference between a single click send both on Sonobus and Ninjam , This is way is is possible to determine the actual time difference between the two platforms , This number in ms will be put into a buffer in VDO NInja , so you see the Ninjam player exactly when you hear them ...
Asked by Bernd Keul (89.0.16.x) on July 27 2025, 11:42pm
Reply on July 28 2025, 4:58pm:
it's very simple -- each client plays the most recent loop it has (at least partly) available. that's it.
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Posted by Bernd Keul (89.0.16.x) on July 28 2025, 8:50pm:
so, why it appears to be that some users are 3 bpi cycles apart then ?
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sometimes you can get an extra interval in there if the data isn't available in time, I think
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