That works quite nicely now - I like how quickly it seeks. :) No pauses or delays on your National Treasure clip. Although I've not used SUPER to convert anything, it seems to do a good job - some of the metaData information isn't included in the file though (like the width and height, bitrate, and others).
Do you have any way of monitoring how many connections you're able to handle, how memory is used, or what your processor is doing as we test it? Nate On Fri, 13 Apr 2007, Lenny Sorey wrote: > OK All, > > I would appreciate it if someone would have the time today to test > my RED5 server. > > http://www.fatdot.com:8080/red5/ > > If you will notice I have two players available. They are: > > John Grden's FLVPlayer.html <http://www.fatdot.com:8080/red5/FLVPlayer.html> > Nathan Johansen's flvdemo > player.html<http://www.fatdot.com:8080/red5/npj_demo.html> > > > Thanks Nathan for the use of your Player as well as John. > > I re-encoded the National Treasure clip again. > > Here are the specs: > > National Treasure 2 > > Used SUPER (it's free) to convert from VOD to MGPEG4 to FLV > > http://www.erightsoft.net/SUPER.html > > Video: > > Internal encoder: ffmpeg > > Video Scale Size: 320 X 240 > > Aspect 4:3 > Frame/Sec: 15 > Bitrate KBPS: 480 > > Audio: > > Sampling Frequency: 44100 > Channels: 1 > Bitrate: 48 > > > > In addition, I also added into my red5-core.xml as this is not currently > in the war build.xml file for the red5-core.xml located in the conf folder. > > <property name="sessionConfig.receiveBufferSize" value="65536" /><!-- 64k > --> > <property name="sessionConfig.sendBufferSize" value="271360" /><!-- 256k --> > > <property name="sessionConfig.tcpNoDelay" value="true" /> > <property name="sessionConfig.reuseAddress" value="true"/> > > Would kindly appreciate any feedback. I think I have National Treasure clip > adjusted > now for my bandwidth. > > Lenny > _______________________________________________ Red5 mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/red5_osflash.org
