Lenny Sorey wrote: > Hey Jason, > > Thanks for your response. > > I might have the settings on the flash client set to high > or just not enough coming through the wireless laptop > that is broadcasting this app or a combination of the two. As much as I love 802.11, I'd bet it's the culprit. These days the only thing mine gets used for is browsing YouTube from my Wii :) > > The question that comes to mind now is what happened to the > buffering management we use to have in red5. There was a time when > I would broadcast from red5 and had no frame freezing at all. In the simple viewer, did you try explicitly setting a bufferTime on the netstream? I made a simple thing here that records a stream then plays back, but unless I explicitly set a buffer, the stream will die about a second in for a few seconds then continue, I'm thinking if you didn't they could be symptoms of the same problem. > > Since this is the latest from the RED5 Trunk, I wonder what has changed > regarding buffer management? I've fallen back to using my hacked-up version of revision 2094. I was using 2288 but found I couldn't seek backwards (I could've sworn this was already on JIRA but I can't seem to find it) and there was no metadata on recorded FLVs (audio and video codec IDs were both -1, duration was 0, etc).
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