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thank You for this great project for home fun. ;)
I have a problem and don't know how to fix it.
When for some reason the connection speed drops below the set bitrate for a few seconds, no frame is skipped, which generates terrible delays and makes it impossible to control the car because I have to wait until all the frames from the buffer are loaded.
Is it possible to reduce the buffer size, e.g. to 1 frame, so that the video is always realtime?
best regards
Dawid
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raspvid or raspvid_mjpeg_server
raspvid or raspvid_mjpeg_server - buffer problem
Apr 22, 2024
This would be caused by the video sender pushing all the frames to the TCP socket.
I don't know if it would help to rewrite raspivid_mjpeg_server to wait for each socket to finish writing the currently sending frame, and then send the latest frame.
If not, making the video stream work so that the browser pulls the latest frame from the server would get around this.
Hello,
thank You for this great project for home fun. ;)
I have a problem and don't know how to fix it.
When for some reason the connection speed drops below the set bitrate for a few seconds, no frame is skipped, which generates terrible delays and makes it impossible to control the car because I have to wait until all the frames from the buffer are loaded.
Is it possible to reduce the buffer size, e.g. to 1 frame, so that the video is always realtime?
best regards
Dawid
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: