> Somewhere in the code you must have some logic to throttle to the parsed
> framerate, else you would stream out at wire speed since you're reading from
> a file and don't have to wait for live video. If I simply remove that
> throttle then I am magically RTP streaming at wire speed, i.e. a fi
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To: LIVE555 Streaming Media - development & use
Subject: Re: [Live-devel] Streaming faster than real time
When streaming RTP from a file (say video.h264) the video streams to the
network at the real time rate, I assume by parsing the sps/pps info and
throttling the network writes to that f
> When streaming RTP from a file (say video.h264) the video streams to the
> network at the real time rate, I assume by parsing the sps/pps info and
> throttling the network writes to that frame rate.
Correct.
> Is there a way to stream out at wire speed (or some scale) instead?
If you want t
When streaming RTP from a file (say video.h264) the video streams to the
network at the real time rate, I assume by parsing the sps/pps info and
throttling the network writes to that frame rate.
Is there a way to stream out at wire speed (or some scale) instead?
Thanks.
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