[vlc] Re: kfir
Andreas Krings
andreas.krings at rwth-aachen.de
Tue May 13 18:28:53 CEST 2003
Hello Christopher,
i work with a kfir board too, and had also the problem with the delay.
One thing is, that the board takes about 1/3 second till 1/2 second to
encode the mpeg2 stream, and it takes again 1/3-1/2 seconds to decode it
again. The point is, that the mpeg2 codec does not save any frame. The
codec saves only different movements (the so called I-Frames) between
saving to full frames. So, the codec can only encode a sequence of 10 or
15 I-Frames when it has got the next full frame. Same thing on decoding.
So i got a delay of about 2/3 - 1 second for livestreaming a video
from my camera. But i did it in vls. 1-2 seconds are too long i think.
So i guess you can perhaps tune some things (buffer, cache, etc), but
did not know what! So my advise is to test the kfir with vls and stop
the delay.
Hope that helps a little bit!
Much greetings
Andreas Krings
Christopher DeMarco schrieb:
> So I've got my kfir working after much bloodletting. But there is a
> pretty bad (1-2 sec) lag between my source and the kfir output; anybody
> know what's up? My kernel config and module insertion is pretty kludgy
> right now, so perhaps I don't have the correct/best combination of i2c
> code, etc... but maybe somebody with a good understanding of how this
> card works can give me some ideas about what direction to head to tune
> this thing?
>
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