Thomas Zehetbauer wrote:
Some things to try:
Tom,
Thanks for your suggestions, but I do not have much luck yet.
A bigger cache:
mplayer -cache 8192 -min-cache 50
did not help
Dropping frames:
mplayer -framedrop -hardframedrop
framedrop makes mplayer crash....
Lower bitrate:
ivtvctl --set-codec-params
bitrate=$((256*1024*8)),bitrate_peak=$((2*256*1024*8))
It will take longer but still the same problems.
Also the combination of cache and lower bitrate and no post processing
in mplayer does not help, and the interlacing looks terrible :-(
Less b-frames:
ivtvctl --set-codec-params bframes=2
have not tried yet, but I do not have much hope.
Tom
Some more questions:
What is the difference reading from /dev/video0 and from a file?
Maybe it is a mplayer bug, is there an other player that gives good results?
Paul
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