He could just as easily say, "Hold on just a minute, fren...."
"Hold on a moment fren...[silence while host waits]..." will not work.
You're assuming perfectly working (just delayed) full-duplex. No longer the case. Noise gates malfunction. Because your 'usual' Zoom user is listening to the PC's speakers -- and not through a headset -- the software is forced to go to great lengths to eliminate echoes and talkback. This means dropping sound. Bannon is trying to make interviews with quick turnaround.
IF ONLY they'd lose the video entirely and just do sound, latency might drop down to where word snippets can do a full turnaround. But the 'War Room experience' is so HD-video oriented it is exceeding practical capability of the network and CPUs.
You are 100% correct, and the techinical solutions are easily fixable [I solved these problems (circuits, hardware, cpu, software, network, signals, etc.) a few decades ago.]
"Hold on a moment fren...[silence while host waits]..." will not work.
You're assuming perfectly working (just delayed) full-duplex. No longer the case. Noise gates malfunction. Because your 'usual' Zoom user is listening to the PC's speakers -- and not through a headset -- the software is forced to go to great lengths to eliminate echoes and talkback. This means dropping sound. Bannon is trying to make interviews with quick turnaround.
IF ONLY they'd lose the video entirely and just do sound, latency might drop down to where word snippets can do a full turnaround. But the 'War Room experience' is so HD-video oriented it is exceeding practical capability of the network and CPUs.
You are 100% correct, and the techinical solutions are easily fixable [I solved these problems (circuits, hardware, cpu, software, network, signals, etc.) a few decades ago.]