bit rate control

[Carlos Rafael Giani]

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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