marcobto58 wrote:sindre_mehus wrote:
Glad you like the new look!
The new video implementation uses "adaptive bitrate streaming", meaning it's supposed to dynamically adapt to the available bandwidth. (How well this works in practice probably depends a lot on the browser and the OS). It's set up to use between 200 - 3000 kbps. In your example it's already at the lower end (200k).
The conversion is done in 10-second chunks, that's why there are multiple ffmpeg entries in the log. (I'm using a protocol called HLS, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_Live_Streaming)
The current video implementation is probably not ideal for all browser/OS/bandwidth/videoformat combinations, but hopefully it should be good enough in most cases. And hopefully, browser support for HLS will improve over time.
Regards, Sindre
Great!!
Thanks for reply
Marco
It seems to me that this system is worst than the previous.
The selected bit rate is always the lowest and the stream is jerky also in local network.
My users complain and I'm thinking of a rollback ..
Implementations are planned on this front?
Regards
Marco