CC not working in Commande Line. Latency hudge
Posted: 31 Oct 2017 14:01
Greeting, i perform some test with the application (start the application in Windows using Command Line)
I'm using a MakitoX hardware encoder. And create 2 stream, one UDP and one RTP (the RTP are for use with VLC).
When i try to enable CC1, it's not working (option seem selected in the Windows VLC when open). If i change the "windows CC option" to disable, then enable, it appear.
Somehow, the --sub-track=0 option not working
vlc -vvv --network-caching=50 --sout-x264-preset=ultrafast --sout-x264-tune=zerolatency --sub-track=0 rtp://@xxxx.xx.xxx.x:5502
Also, about the "buffer" option (caching). I can only achieve 633ms between the source (before my Makito Encoder) and the computer Screen. How can i improove that ?
If i try the InStream application (that came with Makito), i got a 100ms result !
Any clue how to improove latency ? (and make the CC work)
I'm using a MakitoX hardware encoder. And create 2 stream, one UDP and one RTP (the RTP are for use with VLC).
When i try to enable CC1, it's not working (option seem selected in the Windows VLC when open). If i change the "windows CC option" to disable, then enable, it appear.
Somehow, the --sub-track=0 option not working
vlc -vvv --network-caching=50 --sout-x264-preset=ultrafast --sout-x264-tune=zerolatency --sub-track=0 rtp://@xxxx.xx.xxx.x:5502
Also, about the "buffer" option (caching). I can only achieve 633ms between the source (before my Makito Encoder) and the computer Screen. How can i improove that ?
If i try the InStream application (that came with Makito), i got a 100ms result !
Any clue how to improove latency ? (and make the CC work)