On Monday 22 January 2007 17:43, Benjamin Schwehn wrote:
The two FLV typically have sizes between 20 and 200MB each. One is
encoded with an Flash 7 Codec, the other with the newer Flash 8 On2 VP6
Codec. (seeking is slow with both codecs)
Would it be possible to just join the two video files
Hi,
1. Is it possible to force the flash player to just load both videos
into main memory (or PageFile) at start up?
You can set the buffer-time to a large number, I suggest don't keep it too
large. Should work fine on the cost of more memory consumption...
Read more about bufferTime in
Tom Chiverton wrote:
On Monday 22 January 2007 17:43, Benjamin Schwehn wrote:
The two FLV typically have sizes between 20 and 200MB each. One is
encoded with an Flash 7 Codec, the other with the newer Flash 8 On2 VP6
Codec. (seeking is slow with both codecs)
Would it be possible to just
Depends, if you are streaming FLVs using Flash Media Server or Red5, you can
do the seek thingy...It's quite cool... But if it's progressive, it all
depends on how much video is downloaded, how much it is buffered, how big
the video is..
Generally seek algorithms are kindda complex.. Also
Abdul Qabiz wrote:
Hi,
1. Is it possible to force the flash player to just load both videos
into main memory (or PageFile) at start up?
You can set the buffer-time to a large number,
Thanks Abdul,
I entirely overlooked this property!
Interestingly when setting this property to a very
Hello all,
Long post in a nutshell: I'm looking for a way to speed up seeking time
when playing FLVs.
Long post:
I'm currently working on a project that displays two flv-files at the
same time (playback is synchronized). Performance when seeking forward
is just about acceptable (though not
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