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versions differences

Posted: 09 Feb 2006 16:14
by Roy
i've tried to activeX versions: 0.8.5 and 0.8.2

0.8.5 :
the delay is 7 seconds but the stream is stable

0.8.2 :
the delay is 1-2 seconds but the stream is not stable.

is there anything i can configure so i can get the minimum delay with stable stream?

little thing:

Posted: 09 Feb 2006 16:18
by Roy
0.8.5 is of course 0.8.4
but you got the point :P

Posted: 09 Feb 2006 18:21
by dionoea
The delay is X seconds doesn't mean anything if you don't tell us what you're measuring.

here's the story..

Posted: 09 Feb 2006 22:46
by Roy
i'm watching live video (http) from ffmpeg server (asf)

i'm using the default settings of the player.

what can i say more...?

thanks..

Posted: 10 Feb 2006 00:12
by dionoea
is it the time to open the video ? to launch the ActiveX plugin ?

no

Posted: 10 Feb 2006 09:11
by Roy
the delay time is the seconds between the reality, and what i see in the video.
the thing is that the video on the server is with 0 delay to the reality.

now, what i'm watching the video from the 0.8.4 vlc, its starts buffering (i guess) untill it has 7 seconds.. and only then starts playing.
when i configured the asf file to a higher bitrate, resolution, with audio.. the vlc start playing only after 7 seconds again. it means that its not a minimum size that its buffering, its minimum seconds .. i guess..
thats why, the whole video i'm watching with the 0.8.4 is actually 7 seconds in the past.

in 0.8.2 vlc, it starts to play after 1-2 seconds -> buffering -> continue playing with delay of 1-2 .
but the 0.8.2 stuck from time to time and the continue again (and again-with 1-2 seconds delay)

i hope i was clear..

thanks!

btw

Posted: 10 Feb 2006 14:07
by Roy
btw: why "Player.pause();" doesn't work? :shock:

Posted: 15 Feb 2006 10:15
by frank_markus
AFAIK you can set the Caching Buffer in your VLC.exe in input_modules (in your case the http module). Try to find the best setting for your purpose.

The ActiveX will use the same settings, once you "Save" them.