You might change that to 1.0, that should also result in less bandwidth taken per image. Re-Scaling the image in the screensharing was integrated to have quality settings.
Sebastian 2012/3/22 Тимур Тлеукенов <[email protected]>: > Hi Sebastian, > > Currently recordings are scaled by 1.3 times. > If I record screen with dimension 1680x1050, video will have 2176x1360. > I see in CommonScreenShare.java: > 163: public float Ampl_factor = 1.3f; > ... > 473: int scaledWidth = > Float.valueOf(Math.round(VirtualScreenBean.vScreenResizeX * > Ampl_factor)).intValue(); > int scaledHeight = Float.valueOf(Math.round(VirtualScreenBean.vScreenResizeY > * Ampl_factor)).intValue(); > > My question is what is the goal of that scaling? Value of a Ampl_factor > never changes, It always 1.3. > With old ffmpeg on debian 5 it cause errors due to ffmpeg support maximum > width 2048. > > -- > Timur Tleukenov -- Sebastian Wagner http://www.openmeetings.de http://incubator.apache.org/openmeetings/ http://www.webbase-design.de http://www.wagner-sebastian.com [email protected]
