[vlc] Re: How to do a live stream with minimum latency?

[Alexander Isacson]

I haven't tried hardware encoders but I'm very curious about any results
you get. Please let me know. My guess would be that you won't be able to
go lower then 500ms, but that's just of the top of my head. The BT878
has about 500ms latency just showing the stream on a local screen (from
what I hear).

I would also like to know what the latency is from a network camera
streaming motion JPEG or similar.
 
-- 
Alexander Isacson <alexander at isacson.info>

On Fri, 2004-05-14 at 18:52 +0200, Marco De Benedetto wrote:
> On ven 14 mag, Alexander Isacson wrote:
> > Hello
> > 
> > You can bring it down a bit, ~1 sec, by minimizing the UDP-cache and
> > V4L-cache. Look at those command line options.
> 
> Thank you, latency is now actually ~1 sec.
> 
> Do you know if latency can be lowered with hardware mpeg encoders?
> 
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> Marco De Benedetto
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