MoqInputSettings.reorderBufferMs property

How long, in milliseconds, to hold each arriving object so that a late-arriving earlier one can overtake it, before emitting in {group, object} order. Defaults to 100.

MoQ carries each group on its own QUIC stream, and QUIC orders objects only within a stream — so a group’s tail objects can arrive after the next group has already started. Emitting those in arrival order steps the media timeline backwards, and a downstream sync will eventually drop the offending stream entirely rather than emit out of order. Measured lateness against a public relay was 0-61ms.

This is added latency on this input, and any object arriving later than it is dropped. Raise it for a lossy or heavily-relayed path; lower it only where the delay matters more than the occasional dropped object. Set 0 to disable reordering and emit on arrival.

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