Re: Yikes... Ignoring the delay in start up...
- From: "Neil Smith [MVP Digital Media]" <neil@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 30 Jun 2006 21:38:39 GMT
On Fri, 30 Jun 2006 13:17:57 -0400, "WTH" <wth@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
...how do I get the compressor to catch up the the current frames being
captured live?
In other words, if my client takes 5 seconds to start receiving video (which
I can live with), all of the video that client shows continues to be 5
seconds behind, which I find 'difficult' to live with ;).
If it's realtime video, you're SOL since there's no way to "catch up"
without skipping forward (which you can't do on live streams ;-))
There are techniques such as Fast Start, where the media server
streams forward to the player using 'spare' bandwidth on the player
end, which would reduce any pre-set buffering time proportionately.
Read about Fast Start in the second link I posted.
Is there some way to skip ahead to frames that are waiting to be
decompressed? Can I trick it by fast forwarding (LOL!)? Changing the
playback speed?
As above, and see answers to your previous post.
Cheers - Neil
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