[vlc] Re: Wireless VideoLAN?

Ben Green at System Control ben at bettercode.com
Tue Sep 23 13:32:31 CEST 2003


Thanks for your help again. But just one thing...

<snip>

>
>> on the archives, it was helpful and it gave me some food for thought, 
>> but didn't give me what I needed. It seems that although streams are 
>> quoted at 2Mbit/s or whatever, they often peak much much higher. I will 
>> need a stream that doesn't peak like that.
>
> Then you need to recode (transcode) your file into a lower bandwidth one. 
> Downscale video and audio bandwidth used inside the video. Tools for this 
> are: FlaskMPEG, SAMPEG, Cinellera, FFMpeg and serveral others.
>

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The streams are being re-encoded as I type. What I really need help with is 
what particular encoding methods will avoid the peaks of bandwidth that 
happen within streams. obviously, CBR encoding is a start. Would avoiding 
keyframes help too. Maybe this wouldn't actually help this problem, and do 
please say if you think so.

I will deffinatley try on a network with a (deffinatley) known bandwidth 
soon and the packages you suggest. We have been working with Mencoder so 
far.


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