Blockcast Timing Stream
Client UTC --:--:--.---
Virtual UTC -
Source UTC -
status: idle
Packets0
Rate0.0 pps
Bitrate0.00 Mbps
Valid sync0
Path delay (1s median)-
Delay p50-
Delay p95-
Raw clock delta-
Browser queue-
Server minus client-
Calibration RTT-
Clock uncertainty-
Clock calibrationuncalibrated
Timestamp sourcecallback
Receive pathauto
Confirmed lost0
Reordered0
Last invalid-
Delay over time
waiting for samples
MoQ QUIC delay
native SSM delay
AMT delay
kernel to browser callback, when available
| Path | Latest | p50 | p95 | Browser queue p50 | Raw loss | Lost | Reordered | Samples |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Waiting for timing samples | ||||||||
Client UTC is the browser wall clock; Virtual UTC applies the measured server-minus-client offset without
changing system time; Source UTC is the latest BCTM sender timestamp.
Observations use performance.timeOrigin + performance.now() at browser callback entry.
If the Direct Sockets build supplies per-datagram receiveTime, the app uses it and reports browser
queueing separately. Without a BCTM clock model or GM-aligned hardware timestamps, these values remain
application-path observations, not pure one-way network latency.
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