As on any video strreaming,  three parameters are key:

+ Size ( WxH )
+ Frame Rate ( fps )
+ bit rate

My guess is you have the first two fixed, so you can only change the 3rd 
one.

I think the value you set 1024, meaning 1K/s is probably out of bounds and 
ignored.
I would try  800*1024 and keep going down. Because there is no docs, we 
don't really know "where" the encoder will start ignoring the values.....

R

On Tuesday, February 25, 2014 4:36:57 PM UTC-6, Jon Smirl wrote:
>
> I have simpleencoder.static working on those example files. 
>
> First I tried switching to high encoding. The encoder get errors all 
> of the time and won't encode. 
>
> So I set it back to baseline. 
>
> 706,560,000 2014-02-25 16:10 ducks_1280x736.nv12 
> compressed down to 
> 44,720,218 2000-01-03 04:02 d4.mkv  - 20 seconds of 720p30. 
> Has this ducks video been specially selected to be uncompressable? 
>
> 706,560,000 Feb 25 16:12 oldtown__1280x736.nv12 
> compressed down to 
> 7,889,681 Jan  3  2000 o5.mkv 
> Which is 3.15Mb/s 
>
> I need to push this down to 1Mb/s. Any ideas? 
> These don't have much impact 
> enc_fmt.avg_bit_rate = 1024; 
> enc_fmt.maxKeyInterval = 8; 
>
>
> -- 
> Jon Smirl 
> [email protected] <javascript:> 
>

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