vlc and gstreamer synchronization

[Chuck Crisler]

It is what you said...VLC likes to buffer, which makes live video
difficult. Look into the buffering options of VLC and set them very low.
There is a trade-off between stability of video and buffering. More
buffering allows better de-jittering of packets but introduces delay. You
don't really want much buffering for live video for that reason. Test
100-200 msec of buffering on VLC and adjust from there.


On Mon, Aug 18, 2014 at 6:28 AM, bamboosso <laski.maciej at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I have image/video source, that provides frames in 23-25 fps and sometimes
> less... so I have added videorate element that provides "perfect" videorate
> at 20fps and I stream it to VLC using tcpserversink.
>
>
>
> Unfortunately VLC at start have 2 seconds delay that gets smaller. After a
> while I see "real time" video that freezes and VLC starts to buffer for new
> 2 seconds. And that repeats. My guess is that VLC expects video with 20fps
> but receives something else? I also have tryed to use rtsp server but
> result
> is similar.
>
> Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
>
> reagrds
>  Maciek
>
>
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