Here is an example file :
<http://www.mediafire.com/?rm6v38vx15nd9dv>http://www.mediafire.com/?rm6v38vx15nd9dv
When I play it with VLC in my computer it plays normally. So I
guess, as a encoder output is fine. But when I use for example
TestH264VideoStreamer to stream it, what the client (also with VLC)
sees is much more slow. It is like viewing 1 fps, although this
sequence's frame rate is much higher.
Actually, "testH264VideoStreamer" thinks that the frame rate is 4
frames-per-second, and is streaming at that rate. However, VLC seems
to stream at about 6 times that rate - i.e., at about 24
frames-per-second.
So, my question - for H.264 experts - is the following: What is VLC
seeing, in this file, that makes it see a frame rate of 24
frames-per-second, or so?
Our code ("H264VideoStreamFramer") is seeing
num_units_in_tick: 1
time_scale: 8
fixed_frame_rate_flag: 1
and from this is inferring a frame rate of 4 frames-per-second. So
how is VLC inferring a much higher frame rate??
--
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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