Extreme case: recording lan quality using modem speed 2004-02-25 - By Martin Fleck
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hello flashcomm-folk,
testing some extreme (!) cases here, i wanted to record a video with
best quality using modem speed. This should be possible, when using a
huge buffertime.
video settings (lan):
cam.setMode (320, 240, 15);
cam.setQuality (0, 95);
cam.setKeyFrameInterval (5);
modem speed:
5000 bytes per seconds
stream bufferTime:
30 seconds
video record length
30 seconds
When stopping the record, the buffer is immediately empty. The video
stops after ~3 seconds when replaying, because the buffered video was
not saved. What is wrong here?
Testing the same case with a buffertime of 5 seconds and increasing the
buffertime by 5 seconds when the "BufferFull"-notify arrives. After
stopping the record, it needs a long time to clean the buffer. When
replaying the video everything was recorded in good quality.
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Martin Fleck
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