<html> <head> <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1"> </head> <body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" text="#000000"> Hello there, this is Matteo from Italy. We are writing a Windows application, based on GStreamer of course, that needs to present many concurrent streams at 25fps (no audio), typically RTP/H264 ones coming from the network. Basically everything works fine, but we observe that for example with 25 concurrent streams, if we don't increase max_lateness to at least half a second, there's a good chance that many frames get dropped. However, the overall CPU load is not so high, say around 40%, and all the video sinks threads are capable of calling show_frame with the right frequency (every 40ms), so we are supposing that the rest of the pipeline (say network receiving, RTP depaying and H264 decoding) is not capable to provide data fast enough. Since, as said CPU load is not so high, maybe there could be a problem with threads priorities, but we noticed that with the latest GLib g_thread_set_priority() was deprecated. So please let me ask you two questions: do you think the cause of our issue could be the one we suppose or not?  And if so, how could we arrange threads priorities to fix it? Many thanks in advance for your kind support, Matteo <pre class="moz-signature" cols="72">-- Write once, compile everywhere Compile once, run somewhere...</pre> </body> </html>