Dear Forum,
I am receiving video via UDP and outputting it via Mms. Higher CPU usage or other factors can cause jitter in the video ouput display. I am attempting to add an additional second or two of buffering time to correct this, and I assume on the input is the best place to do this. I need to do this via the command line. I used --udp-caching=10000, but it did not have the expected affect. Any suggestions?
Thx.
Udp to Mms buffering time via udp-caching
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Re: Udp to Mms buffering time via udp-caching
What did it do?
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Re: Udp to Mms buffering time via udp-caching
Worked fine except there was virtually no delay introduced. For test I am using a video with a clock on it - they are basically showing the same time.
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