On 06/01/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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What does the throughput test tell you with NFS rsize of 2048? If you
haven't tried a throughput test, you can run it by highlighting a video
and hitting the MENU button on your remote.
The throughput test will give you a good idea of how fast the mvp can
read a video off your network. If your video has a constant bitrate, then
this should tell you if you can watch it without stuttering, but if the
bitrate is highly variable, you may find portions of it are unwatchable.
Also, you can turn on the demux info in the OSD menu and watch the audio
and video demux buffers fill and drain. That should show you whether
mvpmc
is constantly having a hard time keeping up or whether the video simply
has
high bitrate sections where mvpmc falls behind.
Jon
Here's the results of the throughput tests:
Dongle 20061129
2048: 5.2mbps
4096: 9.78mbps
Dongle 0.3.2
1024: 4.21mbps
2048: 6.56mbps
4096: 3.54mbps
The demux info bars only show very small amounts of blue
except for the 20061129/4096 test where the top one steadily
fills until it is full after 20s or so. The bottom remains as a small
blue bar getting up to no more that 10% and is often empty.
This test is with Planet Earth as reasonable high bitrate (4-5mpbs)
BBC DVB-T transmission.
Thanks
Joe
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