> Is it possible to synchronize audio and video tracks […] during record
> process.
For audio and video to be properly synchronized, the source media must be given
proper ‘presentation time’ values (“fPresentationTime”), which must be aligned
with ‘wall clock’ time (i.e., the time that you’d ge
Seems it is CPU resource limitation. Is it possible to synchronize audio and
video tracks after such CPU resource limitations, during record process. I
mean, how to determine that desynchronisation happened in playing process?
Maybe some RTCP packet data information can help or something else?
There’s no known issue with our library code that can be causing the delays
that you are seeing. In my experience, delays like this are almost always
caused by resource limitations (e.g., network bandwidth and/or CPU) somewhere.
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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Using LIVE555 library as streamer in UNICAST UDP mode found if i'm using video
and audio tracks, and during playing mode somebody else make a new connection,
the client with previous connection receive video frame with about 500ms delay.
Trying to open new connections several times, the first c
