SightSpeed uses a proprietary artificial intelligence algorithm to remove unimportant information from images. It claims to be able to transmit 30 frame/s live video over a typical ADSL connection with little time lag. When this algorithim is combined with a standards based H263 codec, the result is fluid 30 fps video with little to no latency or lag.
SightSpeed video codec was originally developed at Cornell University's Discover Lab and is based on H263.
SightSpeed network technology is SIP based.
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The service allows people to make free video calls, free computer-to-computer voice calls, and calls to regular telephones.
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