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FFME: The Advanced WPF MediaElement (based on FFmpeg)
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Restarting bad streams / setting timeout #491

Closed Arestihub closed 4 years ago

Arestihub commented 4 years ago

Hello.

What is the intended way of reopening / reconnecting to streams that might not be working properly?

I am playing streams over RTP and checking the stream MediaState and DecodingBitRate every 10 seconds - if the MediaState says the stream is stopped stopped or the bitrate goes under a certain threshold I manually reopen the stream. This is done by calling the Close() and Open() functions.

The problem is, when watching multiple (sometimes faulty, behind a bad connection etc) streams simultaneously this seems to hog up a lot of memory. Is there some kind of a intended way of reopening streams? Can or should I use the ReadTimeout to my advantage somehow?

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[ x] NuGet Package 4.1.310

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