Closed c10ud closed 6 years ago
I've tried this method to be very small,You can increase yourself
I set these options in libvlc init and I fear they are being overwritten when media is started, that is why I ask:
args.add("--rtsp-caching=0");
args.add("--network-caching=0"); // probably overwritten in org\videolan\libvlc\Media.java
args.add("--file-caching=0"); // probably overwritten in org\videolan\libvlc\Media.java
args.add("--rtsp-timeout=5");
args.add("--udp-timeout=5");
args.add("--clock-synchro=0");
args.add("--clock-jitter=0");
args.add("--network-synchronisation");
args.add("--no-drop-late-frames");
args.add("--quiet-synchro");
args.add("--sout-ts-dts-delay=100");
args.add("--sout-ps-dts-delay=100");
mLibVLC = new LibVLC(this, args);
do you think these settings don't apply?
No general environment
Hello, I am using your compiled 'com.yyl.vlc:vlc-android-sdk:3.0.2' in my Android app and I am trying to obtain near-zero delay video from a RTSP source.
I am having difficulties getting sub-second delay and I saw this patch from VLC developers.
https://code.videolan.org/videolan/vlc-android/commit/142154e3abbad0d969dd8c5cd24652f275884a40
Can you try adding this to your builds? Thanks