Hi all,
I'm using VLC to stream 720p content off 802.11g wifi. I'm getting 16Mbits of usable transfer speed which is a tad tight for that matter.
I put VLC on higher latency setting but it is not enough, it needs a larger cache.
Is there an option to manually adjust the cache? I would like it to be 30 or 45 seconds.
If it is relevant, I am using 2.0.4 on OS X 10.6.8
Thanks,
Manually adjusting cache level
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Lotesdelere
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Re: Manually adjusting cache level
Menu Tools -> Preferences (Show Settings = ALL) -> Input/Codecs
Then scroll down to Advanced/File Caching on the right panel.
Then scroll down to Advanced/File Caching on the right panel.
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fallingdurian
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Re: Manually adjusting cache level
Dear Helo, did you manage to adjust the settings and get a satisfactory result? I have the same software setup (2.0.4 on Mac 10.6.
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