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No video producer with backchannel? (Uniview/Zuum) #1576
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No video producer with backchannel?
No video producer with backchannel? (Uniview/Zuum)
Jan 29, 2025
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MSE does the same thing, only keyframes, so must not be B-frames issue. MSE works fine with H265, seems to be isolated to when the camera is set to H264. Probe w/ Backchannel Disabled
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I have found two separate camera/NVR models (Zuum and Uniview) that are experiencing the same weird issue.
If backchannel is enabled, there is no video producer found at all. If backchannel is disabled, there is a video producer, but it experiences a weird lag tied to the iframe interval.
For 25 fps / 50 iframe interval, it seems to just update the full frame every 2 seconds or so. If I lower the iframe interval to 5, it gets closer to a "normal" stream. I assume because it actually is just sending the full frame instead of correctly using iframes. There's also lots of noise, causing the image to be grainy. I can attach a recording if it would help.
Have you seen anything like this before? Do you have any suggestions with where to look to try and get this worked out? I can't imagine they have a bad h264 or h265 implementation. If anything stands out to you, it would help a lot on trying to pin this down.
Stream Info w/ Backchannel Enabled
Logs w/ Backchannel Enabled
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