Add outgoing audio packet interval option
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@@ -140,6 +140,20 @@ If you modify the config file while Barnard is running, your changes may be over
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You can set username and defaultserver in your config file, and they will be used if none is specified when launching barnard.
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(Note that the default username (an empty string) and the default server name (localhost:64738) have been the defaults for barnard up to this point, and have been left that way for compatibility.)
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## Audio Packet Duration
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Barnard sends 10 ms audio packets by default. On a slow or unstable connection,
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using larger packets can reduce packet overhead and make short dropouts less
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noticeable, at the cost of additional voice latency. Start Barnard with one of
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the supported durations:
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```sh
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barnard --audio-interval 20
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```
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Supported values are `10`, `20`, `40`, and `60` milliseconds. Try `20` ms
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first; use `40` ms only if the connection remains unreliable.
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## Audio Devices
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You can set the default input and output devices in the config file as well.
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