Thank you for your quick responses.
I do see this problem happen usually when i start getting errors. How
can I avoid getting errors? I dont think the errors are from the input
stream but my inability to process the stream.
The machine is an 8 CPU AMD Opeteron running at 2.1Ghz. I think that
should be fast enough.
How do I programmatically handle the errors? Is there a callback I can
set to be called when I start getting errors?
Thanks
Kalileo wrote:
On May 30, 2013, at 22:46 , Vahid Kowsari wrote:
Hi All,
I am working on a piece of code at the moment to receive HD H264 MPEG TS
streams at around 7.5 mbps from a udp multicast.
This code is running inside of ubuntu VM remotely.
I am having problems because no matter what I do I get fifo buffer overflows
after a certain period of time.
Assuming that this is not an issue with your device lacking the power to keep
up with decoding, have you checked what might trigger the overflow?
I see such overflows happening whenever there are some bigger errors in the
input stream.
I have done the following:
1. Increased the the fifo_size, set overrun non fatal
" overrun non fatal" in my experience is fatal, better reset / restart at that
point.
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