Hello,
In fact, in can't do test with Multithreading enable because I still have the
message « The maximum value for lowres supported by the decoder is 0 », and I
don't understand why (even if I set thread_count to 1).
If someone could tell me if there's a mistake in my code, thanks a lot..
On Fri, Feb 8, 2013 at 7:49 PM, Jérôme SALAYET wrote:
> Hello, I'm using FFMPEG to decode video streaming from an IP Camera. all
> seems good but I try to decrease the CPU usage of my application when I
> decompress several differents streams.
> In fact, I have a dual core processor, and if I deco
René J.V. Bertin writes:
> multithreaded decoding only makes sense for H.264 with slices.
This is not correct.
Carl Eugen
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On Feb 09, 2013, at 19:32, Camera Man wrote:
> On 02/08/2013 07:19 PM, Carl Eugen Hoyos wrote:
>
>> You should use multi-threading if you want
>> to decrease overall decoding time, if you
>> need minimal cpu usage, force -threads 1
>> (multithreading always has an overhead).
And, if it's still
On 02/08/2013 07:19 PM, Carl Eugen Hoyos wrote:
You should use multi-threading if you want
to decrease overall decoding time, if you
need minimal cpu usage, force -threads 1
(multithreading always has an overhead).
Additionally, multithreading introduces a decoding delay of (number of
thread
Jérôme SALAYET writes:
> if I decode one stream, my CPU usage is very low
> (so good). If I decompress two streams, it's ok too.
> But if I had a third decompression, my CPU increase
> from 2-5% to 25-30%.So, I try to activate
> Mutlithreading in FFMPEG
You should use multi-threading if you
Hello, I'm using FFMPEG to decode video streaming from an IP Camera. all seems
good but I try to decrease the CPU usage of my application when I decompress
several differents streams.
In fact, I have a dual core processor, and if I decode one stream, my CPU usage
is very low (so good). If I deco
