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The buffer length at the client site is left at 0.1 seconds, this setting was fine when i run it with Red5 0.8 RC1. Does the red5 have a setting for buffer length too? If yes, where do i find it?

The file itself is around 2.5Megabytes for 2minutes of recording.

Well, if the file itself is corrupt, don't you think it's the Red5 that is causing it?

Andy Shaules wrote:
sounds like the buffer length is too little.

and the file is too phat.

Or the file itself is corrupt.

----- Original Message -----
From: "edjayks" <edjayks@yahoo.com>
To: <Red5@osflash.org>
Sent: Monday, July 13, 2009 1:32 AM
Subject: Re: [Red5] Saved live stream problem


>
> Ok, i did one more testing, I put the recorded .flv file into Flash media
> server vod's directory, then i use the client application built in Adobe
> flex, the video plays smoother, it plays smooth for about 3-6 seconds then
> it pause for 1-2 seconds then it plays again, and the play and pause thing
> repeat until the video has finished playing.
> Compared to it being stream from red5, the video would be jerky every
> second, like pause and play for a few times in every seconds until the end
> of the video.
>
> Somebody, please help.:-(
>
>
> edjayks wrote:
>>
>> I have a client that broadcast video and audio, then on the server, it
>> would save the stream into a flv file.
>> When i playback the video, it's very jerky.
>> I'm using Red5 hudson build #156. It was fine before the patch from
>> absolute to relative timestamp.
>>
>> More information, on the server code, I call
>>
>> ClientBroadcastStream stream = ...;
>> stream.saveAs(steamNAme,false);
>>
>> to start recording the live stream. Then i call
>>
>> ClientBroadcastStream stream = ...;
>> stream.stopRecording();
>>
>> to stop recording the live stream.
>>
>> I tried creating a simple video playback application in openlaszlo and
>> adobe flex, both will play the video jerkyly. Seems like the video pause
>> and play very frequently.
>>
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