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Posted: **26 Aug 2009 16:47**

Hello all,

I have posted this thread in the General win32 help but I have figured it would have been a better place here...so here it is:

I have been having a problem that came from nowhere since yesterday, here is a segment of my command line:

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:rtp{dst=192.168.0.113,mux=ts,proto=udp,dscp=184,ttl=16,mtu=1500,sdp=file://c:/live.sdp}

Complete command line:

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-vvv --extraintf=logger --logfile=C:\_cpp\Projects\Webvox_Encoder\Webvox_Encoder\Webvox_Encoder\bin\Release\logs\debug.log --plugin-path=C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\plugins --ignore-config --sout-transcode-high-priority --sout-mux-caching=1000 --sout-udp-caching=1000 --udp-caching=1000 --tcp-caching=1000 --rtp-caching=1000 --rtsp-caching=1000 --http-caching=1000 --mms-caching=1000 -I rc dshow:// :dshow-vdev=Logitech QuickCam Communicate STX :dshow-adev=Audio Bluetooth :dshow-caching=5000 --aspect-ratio=16:9 --video-title=Logitech QuickCam Communicate STX --no-one-instance --overlay --sout=#duplicate{dst=display,dst="transcode{width=480,height=270,threads=16,vcodec=x264,venc=x264{8x8dct=0,aq-mode=2,aq-strength=1.0,asm=1,aud=0,bframes=0,bpyramid=0,b-adapt=1,b-bias=0,cabac=1,chroma-me=1,chroma-qp-offset=0,cplxblur=20.0,crf=0,dct-decimate=1,deadzone-inter=21,deadzone-intra=11,deblock=0:0,direct=spatial,direct-8x8=-1,fast-pskip=1,interlaced=0,ipratio=1.40,keyint=250,level=5.1,me=hex,merange=16,min-keyint=25,mixed-refs=0,mvrange=-1,mvrange-thread=-1,nf=0,non-deterministic=0,nr=0,partitions=normal,pass=0,pbratio=1.30,psnr=0,qblur=0.5,qp=26,qcomp=0.60,qpstep=4,qpmax=51,qpmin=10,quiet=0,ratetol=1.0,ref=1,scenecut=40,sps-id=0,ssim=0,stats=x264_2pass.log,subme=5,trellis=0,verbose=0,vbv-bufsize=0,vbv-init=0.9,vbv-maxrate=0,weightb=0},vb=5000,scale=1,fps=29.97,acodec=mp4a,ab=64,channels=2,samplerate=44100}:rtp{dst=192.168.0.113,mux=ts,proto=udp,dscp=184,ttl=16,mtu=1500,sdp=file://c:/live.sdp}

This is causing lofs of contants:

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stream_out_transcode debug: drift is too high, resetting master sync
main warning: late buffer for mux input (683945)
main warning: late buffer for mux input (685980)
main warning: late buffer for mux input (714014)
main warning: late buffer for mux input (538903)
main warning: late buffer for mux input (565938)
main warning: late buffer for mux input (584972)
main warning: late buffer for mux input (588007)
stream_out_transcode debug: drift is too high, resetting master sync
main warning: late buffer for mux input (617041)
main warning: late buffer for mux input (610076)
main warning: late buffer for mux input (562587)
main warning: late buffer for mux input (617622)
main warning: late buffer for mux input (585656)
main warning: late buffer for mux input (612691)
stream_out_transcode debug: drift is too high, resetting master sync
main warning: late buffer for mux input (607725)
main warning: late buffer for mux input (634760)
main warning: late buffer for mux input (721277)
main warning: late buffer for mux input (690312)
main warning: late buffer for mux input (600570)
stream_out_transcode debug: drift is too high, resetting master sync
main warning: late buffer for mux input (594604)
main warning: late buffer for mux input (622639)
main warning: late buffer for mux input (707156)
main warning: late buffer for mux input (678190)
main warning: late buffer for mux input (706225)
stream_out_transcode debug: drift is too high, resetting master sync
main warning: late buffer for mux input (585859)
main warning: late buffer for mux input (610893)
stream_out_transcode debug: drift is too high, resetting master sync
main warning: late buffer for mux input (738410)
main warning: late buffer for mux input (766445)
main warning: late buffer for mux input (794962)

What I have just found is if I remove mux=ts it doesn't warn me anymore... Anyone knows why this is happening? Also what is the default muxer for this if it's not TS?

Thanks for help

-fred

The VideoLAN Forums

mux=ts causing tons of warnings

mux=ts causing tons of warnings