No, when I connect directly to the source I do not have any delay. I
have it only when connecting through the proxy.
I am connecting through a Gigabit ethernet. I have a switch dedicated to
this test: I just have the video server, a pc with the proxy and a pc
with the viewers. I have the same behaviour even if I run the viewer on
the same pc as the proxy, this is why I have supposed that it is not a
network problem.
Thank you
Bill
Il 2015-01-27 04:47 Ross Finlayson ha scritto:
Once I connect a client to my proxy everything works correctly
except that I receive the video with has a significant delay (1 or 2
seconds).
I noticed this opening with the same player (Axis Media Control)
both streams: the original and the proxied one.
Just to be clear - are you saying that you see this delay even if
there is no LIVE555-based proxy server between your server and your
client? If that's the case, then the delay cannot have anything to do
with our code!
(Is the multicast stream happening over a WiFi link? If so, then that
could be your problem - WiFi links are notoriously bad for streaming
multicast.)
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/ [1]
Links:
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