Yes, a new box, new SVN check out, new compile. 

What's the dummy bandwidth thing?  We used the template bandwidth 
control in our application class:

            IStreamCapableConnection streamConn = 
(IStreamCapableConnection) conn;
            SimpleConnectionBWConfig bwConfig = new 
SimpleConnectionBWConfig();
            
bwConfig.getChannelBandwidth()[IBandwidthConfigure.OVERALL_CHANNEL] =
                1024 * 1024;
            
bwConfig.getChannelInitialBurst()[IBandwidthConfigure.OVERALL_CHANNEL] =
                128 * 1024;
            streamConn.setBandwidthConfigure(bwConfig);

Also, current snapshot:

CPU: between 0.3 and 1.0 %
Memory used:  600M  free:  364M
Upload bandwidth is steady and in the same range as before - 200-300kbps 
depending on movement in the video. 
Client bandwidth looks a little odd, bouncing between 200kbps and 
95kbps.  I wonder if that is just the player buffer filling and emptying?



Klaus wrote:
> So.. its a completely fresh installation. All classes recompiled ?
>
> Because I did have a problem with lastest trunk, where nothing worked at 
> all, until I deleted all and checked out everything again.
>
> Anyway.. It seems to work much better on your setup. No freezes , but 
> there are some pauses now and then. Also in the audio. Sound of cars and 
> typing? :p
> Could the pauses be related to that you are not using the dummy 
> bandwidth thing? Looks like the same problem I had once where I had 
> bandwidth control enabled.
>
> (oi!  sounds of a firetruck?? :-D )   ..
>
> My problem with freeze remains though.
>
> It could be interestning to see if you have the problem with the final 
> 0.6 version?. A fresh install ;-)
>
>
> /Klaus
>
>
> Interalab wrote:
>   
>> Everyone plus those of you on the 'Re: [Red5] Live webcam freezes after 
>> 4 seconds.' thread:
>>
>> I've just put a new server together using trunk version  red5-0.6-1925 
>> and have a live webcam streaming on it.  Here's the link:
>>
>> http://www.magicoast.com/media_center/embedded_player.html
>>
>> Here are the specs:
>>
>> Xubuntu Linux 7.04
>> Standalone Red 5 (jetty) with min ram 256M and max ram 512M set on java 
>> command line in red5.sh
>> AMD Athlon 64 3500+
>> 1 GIG Ram
>> Internet is at least a T-1 and can burst up to 10 or 20 Mbps
>> Webcam pointed out our window in Ann Arbor, MI - yes, it's raining.
>> 320x240
>> 16 fps
>> 80% video quality
>> 11 k audio quality - (should just be room noise)
>> upstream bandwidth is around 300kbps
>>
>> Server reports 460M RAM in use, 502M RAM free, CPU at less than 1%
>>
>> I'm not seeing the video freeze at 4 seconds.  It's a little choppy at 
>> times, but I'd like to know how it compares with your tests/problems 
>> you've been reporting.  Also, overall quality report would be good too.  
>> I'll watch the stats and see how many connections we get.  Please view 
>> it for a while and let me know . . .
>>
>> Thanks
>> Bill
>>
>> Sebastian Wagner wrote:
>>   
>>     
>>> i'll checked it out with a higher framerate and latest trunk... it is 
>>> getting a better with 30fps but then you have some kind of 
>>> *slideshow-effect* even in live-broadcasted-streams.
>>> I also do get a lot of *BW-Low-NetStream-Notification* and i am 
>>> testing in local network without firewalls ..., my cam resolution is 
>>> 120x80
>>> If you change to 20fps its just freezing completly, you can restart by 
>>> reentering the app and subscribing to a stream and ... same result.
>>>
>>> sebastian
>>>
>>> 2007/4/25, Dan Rossi < [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
>>> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>:
>>>
>>>     Yep this has been a problem for quite a while, messing around with
>>>     the
>>>     video quality especially helped a little bit. But from my tests
>>>     ive sent
>>>     before even a 100 pixel window was doing it. Try 80% video quality and
>>>     set the fps to 30. Trust me the higher the rate out helped with the
>>>     higher playback. Does it freeze and just do nothing or starts to play
>>>     like a jpg slideshow ? Id check the fps on playback if its 1fps
>>>     there is
>>>     the problem for the slideshow effect. Yeh any audio setting plays
>>>     back
>>>     fine, and its definately not bandwidth out and in issues or else there
>>>     would be rebuffering etc.
>>>
>>>     Sebastian Wagner wrote:
>>>     > no disconnection. The connection is still alive, i can also
>>>     still hear
>>>     > audio. Only the video does freeze. I tried several fps-settings
>>>     with
>>>     > the cam. It was no difference. It just freezes after some seconds
>>>     > (from my feeling it is 4 seconds).
>>>     >
>>>     > regards
>>>     > sebastian
>>>     >
>>>     >
>>>     > 2007/4/25, Dan Rossi < [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>     <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>>     > <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>>:
>>>     >
>>>     >     Im not sure about complete freezing, maybe thats what we got but
>>>     >     it was
>>>     >     a disconnection at 22mins, do you mean constant freezing ? I
>>>     think
>>>     >     after
>>>     >     an update last friday Ive been alerted that the framerate
>>>     problem
>>>     >     with
>>>     >     live streams have come back again. We've set the frame rate
>>>     on the
>>>     >     broadcaster app to 15fps and i think its only playing back
>>>     as 1fps
>>>     >     with
>>>     >     a video size of 192x144. From what ive tested with FMS if we set
>>>     >     the fps
>>>     >     to 30 the playback is about 15.
>>>     >
>>>     >     Klaus wrote:
>>>     >     > Now I'm running revision 1929 from svn
>>>     >     >
>>>     >     > I saw there was an update on
>>>     >     > ./src/org/red5/server/stream/ServerStream.java, so I was
>>>     hoping ;-)
>>>     >     >
>>>     >     > But still same problem.
>>>     >     >
>>>     >     > I'm using java 1.5
>>>     >     >
>>>     >     >
>>>     >     >
>>>     >     > Klaus wrote:
>>>     >     >
>>>     >     >> I just upgraded from 0.6rc1 to the newest released red5-0.6
>>>     >     >>
>>>     >     >> After this I'm expirence problems.
>>>     >     >>
>>>     >     >> I have 2 video's .. One with webcam and and one where I
>>>     watch
>>>     >     my webcam
>>>     >     >>
>>>     >     >> The video where I watch my webcam freezes after 4 seconds.
>>>     >     >>
>>>     >     >> If i record my webcam, say 10 seconds and play it later,
>>>     I see
>>>     >     all 10
>>>     >     >> seconds. But when I watch it live, it freezes after 4
>>>     seconds.
>>>     >     >>
>>>     >     >> The log doesn't say anything, just one of these everytime I
>>>     >     publish,
>>>     >     >> which is okay.
>>>     >     >>
>>>     >     >> [java] [INFO] 470213 pool-2-thread-7:(
>>>     >     >> org.red5.server.stream.VideoCodecFactory.getVideoCodec )
>>>     Trying
>>>     >     codec
>>>     >     >> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>     >     >>
>>>     >     >> A trace on the netstream doesn't say anything useful either :
>>>     >     >>
>>>     >     >> Level: status Code: NetStream.Publish.Start
>>>     >     >> Level: status Code: NetStream.Record.Start
>>>     >     >> Level: status Code: NetStream.Record.Stop
>>>     >     >> Level: status Code: NetStream.Unpublish.Success
>>>     >     >>
>>>     >     >> Any clues?
>>>     >     >>
>>>     >     >> /Klaus
>>>     >     >>
>>>     >     >>
>>>     >     >>
>>>     >     >>
>>>     >     >>
>>>     >     >>
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