Do you mean pjsip 1.3 supports sending large message such as big files? Does it do that using MSRP protocol?

John Farnham wrote: > I heard (wrongly I hope) that MaxSea has decided to no longer support MAC, > specifically OS X. Does anyone know of nav software optimized for OS X? Will > MaxSea continue to work on Classic? Go to their website! ( http://www.maxsea.com/ ) I am currently considering a 17" Powerbook to use for, among other things, navigation.

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Just read that compute module raspberry pi 4 supports IEEE 1588 Precision Time Protocol. Exciting to me ~25usd base for microsecond or better performance over network. Anyone planning on using this?

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The odd thing is- as noted in my prior post, on the Trimble site, the docos for the Thunderbolt E (download the pdf file) discuss the use of Trimblemon, but the support s/w made available from the website for the Thunderbolt E is actually Tboltmon. Probably different writers for the website and the product support docs........

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. > That absolute maximum aggregate sample-rate that can be supported over a single 1GiGe link is 25Msps, so if you're trying to stream two channels at those rates, it won't work. This is just straight 1GiGe link occupancy.