Nuke buffered latency mode. It's not actually working, and it's not used. It's just dead code com…

talk/session/media/channel.cc

Index: talk/session/media/channel.cc
diff --git a/talk/session/media/channel.cc b/talk/session/media/channel.cc
index d30972db06f13ef94bc5ca347d01ae4796034b87..4aa2d7be704450678726abc789cb439c115fa1a7 100644
--- a/talk/session/media/channel.cc
+++ b/talk/session/media/channel.cc
@@ -1858,8 +1858,6 @@ bool VideoChannel::SetLocalContent_w(const MediaContentDescription* content,
   if (action != CA_UPDATE) {
     VideoOptions video_options;
     media_channel()->GetOptions(&video_options);
-    video_options.buffered_mode_latency.Set(video->buffered_mode_latency());
-
     if (!media_channel()->SetOptions(video_options)) {
       // Log an error on failure, but don't abort the call.
       LOG(LS_ERROR) << "Failed to set video channel options";
@@ -1911,7 +1909,6 @@ bool VideoChannel::SetRemoteContent_w(const MediaContentDescription* content,
     if (video->conference_mode()) {
       video_options.conference_mode.Set(true);
     }
-    video_options.buffered_mode_latency.Set(video->buffered_mode_latency());
 
     if (!media_channel()->SetOptions(video_options)) {
       // Log an error on failure, but don't abort the call.