The simple broadcaster app from red5 comes with these video settings:
cam.setMode(480, 320, 15);
cam.setQuality(0,80);
Which means: capture 480x320 @ 15 fps video and use as much bandwidth as
needed to provide 80% picture quality. All the above settings can be changed
in the flash source file.
You can use this application:
http://avchat.net/fms-live-flash-video-profiler.php
to test live different video/audio settings available in Flash Player.
On 10/08/07, MichaelChan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Naicu,
> Please clairfy the following:
> I use Red5 Simple broadcast on my laptop (3mb pipe down with 512Kbp up)
> and I used another Red5 on a Desktop server to post as Web subscriber
> and act as broadcaster to Internet (100mb pipe down),
> The Desktop Red5 is pulling stream from Laptop and broadcast (100 mbp)
> to the world.
> How do you to such calculation?
> I am doing some configuration at the moment and having trouble in this
> math.
> Please help.
> MC
> On Fri, 2007-08-10 at 12:21 +0300, Naicu Octavian wrote:
> > If someone sends a video stream, from the flash player to Red5,
> > encoded @ 100kbps and another person receives it, youll use 200kbps of
> > bandwidth.
>
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