Reading note

When the link is tight, one camera goes first.

This page explains the idea. The working bench is on colorbars.dev.

colorbars.dev is the free, public demo layer. It brings the MoQ Studio pieces together in one place you can open in a browser.

Picture a few boat cams sharing one link. Each camera is its own track. When there is plenty of bandwidth, every track gets through.

When bandwidth gets tight, something has to wait. The viewer pulls the tracks it wants and says which one matters most. That track goes first. The bench lets you try it.

The bench path is /pull. The alias /learn/pull on colorbars.dev is the same page.

Tracks, pull, priority

  1. 01 · TracksOne per camera
  2. 02 · PullYou ask for them
  3. 03 · PriorityOne goes first

Tracks

Each camera is its own track.

Bow cam, stern cam, mast cam. They travel side by side, but each one stays separate.

Pull

The viewer asks for what it wants.

Nothing is pushed at you. You pull the tracks you want to watch.

Priority

On a tight link, the top track goes first.

You mark which camera matters most. When there is not room for everything, that one is sent ahead of the rest.

Partners

The open stack is at moq.dev. moq.pro is a separate host. We build our own tools on top of their work. We don't run those sites.

The bench