Bandwidth is not determined by live555.
The bandwidth of H264 video is determined by resolution, quality,
gopsize and frames per second used during encoding. Pretty much in that
order. The file would need to be transcoded into a new file with another
tool like ffmpeg to change it's band width. While Frames per second would
seem to be a good place to start, the lower the framerate, the more time
there is for pixels to change. From 6 to 30 fps actually has a very small
percentage change. Gopsize and quality are the two best places to start to
reduce file size and hince bandwidth when streaming.
On Fri, Jun 13, 2014 at 7:31 AM, Sandy <xiaoyu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
> I'd like to use live555MediaServer to send my H.264 file to another PC
> which implemented VLC player. The server runs well but the bandwidth
> consumption is intolerable due to my network condition which could not
> offer 3Mbps bandwidth.
> Can you tell me some solution to reduce the bandwidth consumption of
> live555MediaServer. Thanks. Waiting for your early reply.
> Best,
>
> Yu
>
>
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> Have a nice day！
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