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I confirmed that the fps problem is still there with the last version.

Thank you. I was reticent to use newer versions because the experience that I have is that when CPU charge is high the quality of the video is highly degraded. Could you have any ideas for that ?

I am using libvlc to get h.264 compressed video via RTSP.
Once my application runs for some hours, the fps ratio goes down, from 25 fps to something around 3 fps.
My resolution is 1024x768
I am using version 2.0.1

TIA,

Andres

option --ffmpeg-hw no longer exists

This is what is logged on my 2.1.5 version

What would be the new name ? Or there is no HW acceleration anymore for that ?

I couldn't find an equivalence table for old options and new options. Is there something like that anywhere ?

I am using 2.1.3 and I am experiencing a similar problem.
Was it fixed in 2.1.3 ?

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