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I don't have the exact answer, but here is how I would get there.
Most of the encoders support some type of bitrate. So I would<br>
gst-inspect | grep -i encode | grep -i video<br>
<br>
then look through that list <br>
and then<br>
gst-inspect theoraenc | grep -i rate<br>
etc<br>
Then try them all limiting them to the same bitrate. After that, go
with whichever looks the best.<br>
<br>
<br>
On 6/29/2011 7:21 AM, ibrahim suliman wrote:
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<td style="font: inherit;" valign="top">Hi,<br>
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I am using the gst-launch tool to stream a video from a
webcam attached to my laptop to another one using
bandwidth-limited link connections and I am trying to find
out what is the best codec I can use over such link. I
know how to stream the video and how to receive it at the
other end but I am still struggling to get the correct
commands I can use to encode the stream with the different
codecs such as H.264, MPEG, Theora, Dirac and so on in
order to compare them and find out the optimal for my
requirements. So I wonder if there is anyone who can help
me in this and has a document listing and describing how
to use the available codecs? It will be very appreciated.<br>
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Thanks<br>
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iss <br>
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