Hey Dan. It's actually supposed to be putting out 15fps, but seems to be putting out 30 (which is even what NetStream reports.. it looks perfectly fine and there's no hiccups, so if it's doing a good job at twice the framerate, I'm not going to stop it :) )
'svn info' in the directory I used to build Red5 reports it as Revision 1761. The project I've been working on all day is an Actionscript class that opens a NetStream and plays a file until onMetaData, then it pauses and proceeds to build it's GUI. I also just made a quick Flash movie that connects, plays and just traces() the metadata when it's received and it's working too. The only time I see frozen frames is when I'm using live streams published by the Flash player itself. These seem to result from one of the RTMP classes complaining about a negative timestamp (I keep meaning to investigate, but I haven't had a chance to delve into Red5's inner workings yet). Outside of the RTMP negative timestamp and an unhandled ping whenever someone connects to a live stream (which might be the reason liveDelay returns 0), Red5 is completely well behaved and the only issues I have are my typos ;) Jason Dan Rossi wrote: > Very interesting news, has anyone noticed broadcasting with a faster > framerate say 30 which is not exactly pal standards here it will > playback with a faster rate range. FMS was playing back at 24-27, red5 > 8-15, if i supply a rate of 8 both are 1fps. > > "onMetaData is getting called, the project I'm working relies on it > being triggered" > > Im sorry are you saying metadata is being called now ? I havent seen a > fix yet, 1761 does not send it, it broke post 1755 ? > > I attempted to try out flix, it wont load on 64bit hardware it crashed, > is there anyway ? It would be good if there was a mac version damn. Yes > live streaming with a VP6 codec would be nice. However are you also > experiencing the freeze frames ? > > Jason Powell wrote: > >> Hello everyone. >> >> I've been trolling the discussions on these two things lately and >> thought I'd offer up my 2 cents: >> >> Adobe Flash Media Encoder - Trash. Not a single good thing to say about >> this 4fps live monstrosity. >> >> On2 Flix Live - Works absolutely beautifully. Had 4 machines watching a >> live Vp6 stream being broadcast through Red5 and when I checked hours >> later they were still in perfect sync and playing smoothly. >> >> Digital Rapids Stream VP6 Plugin - Will know as soon as I receive my >> evaluation copy of the plugin (it's built off the On2 SDK, so it should >> have the same results as Flix Live) >> >> I'm running Revision 1761 (I'm afraid to check out anything newer as I >> don't want lose my ability to stream Vp6. Yes, I have several bad words >> to say about On2's pricing structre, but they did manage to put together >> a pretty sweet little codec, I was testing a 256k stream and it looked >> damn good, very similar to Windows Media 9 Advanced). >> >> When I throw the output.flv from Flix into a scope's streams folder, it >> shows up and works perfectly (onMetaData is getting called, the project >> I'm working relies on it being triggered) >> The FLVs I transcoded using ffmpeg appear to work perfectly as well. >> FLVs recorded by Red5 from Flix Live (using saveAs in >> streamBroadcastStart on the BroadcastStream coming from the encoder) >> don't seem to have a resolution or framerate, but onMetaData is getting >> triggered and the streams play perfectly fine. >> >> If you guys have any patches or new versions you want tested, I have >> another 24 days on my Flix Live evaluation and 30 on my Stream plugin >> (in retrospect, I should've arranged it so one's trial begins when the >> other expires) >> >> Jason >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Red5 mailing list >> [email protected] >> http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/red5_osflash.org >> >> >> > > > _______________________________________________ > Red5 mailing list > [email protected] > http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/red5_osflash.org > _______________________________________________ Red5 mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/red5_osflash.org
