Speaking of huge files, I notice that when requesting large files it takes a while to start up possibly because its generating the metadata. Is there anyway at all to get the server to pre-generate the files on startup, rather than on request ? Is it confirmed now that the meta files arent generated on each request like they were in the past ?
Ben H Kram wrote: > Here's a new one for me - > > The meta files that are generated by Red5 for some of our audio (VP6/mp3) > only flvs are enormous. > > Here's a comparison of the files: > Bytes Name > 7986297 ao012.flv > 3615046 ao012.flv.meta > > These are large enough to cause problems on the client end when the server > tried to recover the meta cache. > > Example data: > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> > <FrameMetadata audioOnly="true" duration="3462733" modified="1183127104000"> > <KeyFrame position="229" timestamp="0"/> > <KeyFrame position="350" timestamp="52"/> > <KeyFrame position="470" timestamp="104"/> > <KeyFrame position="591" timestamp="156"/> > <KeyFrame position="711" timestamp="208"/> > <KeyFrame position="832" timestamp="261"/> > <KeyFrame position="952" timestamp="313"/> > <KeyFrame position="1073" timestamp="365"/> > <KeyFrame position="1193" timestamp="417"/> > <KeyFrame position="1314" timestamp="470"/> > ... > <KeyFrame position="7985209" timestamp="3462315"/> > <KeyFrame position="7985329" timestamp="3462367"/> > <KeyFrame position="7985450" timestamp="3462419"/> > <KeyFrame position="7985570" timestamp="3462471"/> > <KeyFrame position="7985691" timestamp="3462524"/> > <KeyFrame position="7985811" timestamp="3462576"/> > <KeyFrame position="7985932" timestamp="3462628"/> > <KeyFrame position="7986052" timestamp="3462680"/> > <KeyFrame position="7986173" timestamp="3462733"/> > </FrameMetadata> > > Suggestions? > > cheers, > ben > _______________________________________________ Red5 mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/red5_osflash.org
