Streaming to WINDOWS MEDIA will not go below 493kbps
Posted: 02 May 2004 22:22
Hello,
I'm trying to transcode an HTTP stream I have coming out of my VDR system. I'm trying to view this over the internet [in windows media player], after having been transcoded. I need to squeeze the stream down to about 100kbps. I tried setting all the bitrates lower and lower, until I started noticing it wasn't affecting the bitrate that WINDOWS MEDIA was reporting [which was 493KBPS]. So as you can imagine, I get 1 second of video, and 20 seconds of BUFFERING. Also, I cannot hear any audio. Anyone have any experience with this? Here is my command:
I'm trying to transcode an HTTP stream I have coming out of my VDR system. I'm trying to view this over the internet [in windows media player], after having been transcoded. I need to squeeze the stream down to about 100kbps. I tried setting all the bitrates lower and lower, until I started noticing it wasn't affecting the bitrate that WINDOWS MEDIA was reporting [which was 493KBPS]. So as you can imagine, I get 1 second of video, and 20 seconds of BUFFERING. Also, I cannot hear any audio. Anyone have any experience with this? Here is my command:
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vlc -vvv http://127.0.0.1:23/229 --sout '#transcode{vcodec=DIV3,vb=64,scale=0.5,acodec=mpa,ab=16,channels=1}:std{access=mmsh,mux=asfh,url=:1234}'