[vlc-devel] Re: PTS is out of range (), dropping buffer, late picture skipped

[Bart Kerver]

Jean-Paul

> This could be, because when the servers (vlc- streamer) computer is 
> waiting too fill up it packets (because of a huge MTU) the client 
> (decoder) advances in time. The streamer takes too long to fill up the 
> sendings packets and won't send them in time for the clients decoder to 
> decode them.
> 
> Setting the MTU to a lesser value should not show this problem  If the 
> problem then still persists then the first problem is more evident.

The server is not ours, the stream is casted through IBM Videocharger as 
I remember. I think your labs is connected to SURFnet, so you might be 
able to watch the stream (multicast).

http://pages.vpro.nl/3voor12tv
http://3voor12.vpro.nl/3voor12/live/startvideo.shtml

Since the stream can be viewed with CiscoIPTV, Kasenna eg I think the 
stream is correct, but has something to do with what Gildas wrote 
"streams where the MPEG-TS packets are not aligned on the beginning of 
the UDP packets", weird however that other players show the stream 
perfectly.

I tried a reference MPEG2 multicasted with our Cisco IPTV and IBM 
VideoCharger, but videolan can not show these streams either (with 
regular MTU), whereas fe. Amino STB is fine.

Best regards,

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Bart Kerver

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