> Op 19 jul. 2015 om 23:08 heeft Ross Finlayson <[email protected]> het > volgende geschreven: > >> No, not quite. From image quality point of view I’m not satisfied, just >> dropping datagrams is bad for inter frame video protocols (H264), it hurts >> image quality badly. > > Tough shit. Your stream is exceeding the capacity of your network.
For a very short timeframe yes, however it is not that bad to justify dropped packets IMHO. On this link I can rsync stored h264 data (1Gbyte of data) with a sustained rate of nearly 100Mbit. I cannot believe that a single 1564kbit stream suffers that much on the same link. We stream MPEG2 TS over tcp or rtmp without any problem. > If this is a permanent condition then the only alternative to losing data is > to not try to transmit your stream ‘real time’. I wish I could. However, this is live surveillance data, > > If your network capacity issues are temporary, I am going to analyze the traffic, these symptoms when using live555 might indicate something... This is a professional setup hosted in a datacenter. > Anyway, I’ve just installed a new version (2015.07.19) of the “LIVE555 > Streaming Media” code that includes the previously-mentioned change to > “RTPInterface.cpp” great, thank you for the new version! _______________________________________________ live-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.live555.com/mailman/listinfo/live-devel
