bit rate control

[Chuck Crisler]

You typically set the bitrate on the encoder. Also look at the capture
device to insure that you aren't asking for something absurd, such at
1280x768 @60+ fps


On Wed, Jun 5, 2013 at 9:22 AM, Carlos Rafael Giani
<dv at pseudoterminal.org>wrote:

>  How do you send the data? In general, sinks should sync output. That is,
> they respect the timestamps of the output buffers. For example, a udpsink
> does not send a buffer immediately; instead, it waits until the buffer's
> timestamp has been reached.
>
> However, if you set the sink's "sync" property to false, then it indeed
> will send as fast as possible. So, check if "sync" is set to true or false
> in your sink(s).
>
>
> On 2013-06-05 14:41, jyoti kulkarni wrote:
>
>    Hi Guys,
>
>  Is there any mechanism where we can control the bitrate for sending data
> over network.
>
>  Actually iam streaming a video over the network, server sending data at
> 100mbps, so at client side i see lot of buffers were lost and only some
> part of data is decoded.
>
>  so whether we can tell gstreamer to send data at lower bitrate, as i cant
> control the n/w bitrate
>
>  Thanks in Advance
>  Jyoti
>
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