[streaming] Re: v4l streaming

[Elliot Nesterman]

The tuner sttings in my vls.cfg set the video at 320x240 - 500 kbps, and 
audio at  160000 - 64kbps. I could try lowwering the video bitrate even 
more, to see if I can get a multicast stream onto the LAN.
Does lowering the video bitrate make VLS lower the capture frame rate, 
or lower the frame quality, or both? Just curious.
Elliot

Eric Petit wrote:
> On Friday, Aug 8, 2003, at 23:22 Europe/Paris, Elliot Nesterman wrote:
> 
>> Well, getting the current CVS distro did the job.
>> vls starts and begins to stream, and then I get many screens of:
>> "trashing an audio frame (##########) your computer is too slow."
>> Then it segfaults out. :-(
>> But at least I know how to configure it correctly.
>> Now I guess I need to move it to a faster box.
>> If it's not one thing it's another.
> 
> 
> Usually, you need a ~1.5Ghz CPU to encode and stream at a 720x576 
> resolution. If your computer isn't fast enough, you can still try to 
> stream at a lower resolution and/or bitrate.
> 

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