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Originally Posted by MuTPu4
Low latency
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{threads=1,profile=main,preset=faster,tune=zerolatency,intra-refresh,weightp=1,keyint=30, \
min-keyint=5,deblock=-1:-2,fullrange=on,bitrate=1000}
This setup is almost useless for now. It has all of the shortcomings of the first setup but with considerably higher magnitudes. Namely a poor image quality, unstable framerate (I had got around continuous stuttering but frequent slowdowns and speedups are taking place as it described above) and most importantly the latency is still very high, around 2 second or even more (on LAN) so there is no practical gain of this setup.
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How do you expect this to be "low latency"? There isn't even any bandwidth constraint whatsoever.
Furthermore, if there's latency on a LAN, have you checked your client settings? Most clients, Flash included, buffer large amounts by default unless you tell them not to.
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Originally Posted by MuTPu4
The problem is the quality is not as stable as I want it to be. In a highly-dynamic scene video sometimes stops for several seconds and then plays faster for several seconds.
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This does not sound related to x264 in the slightest. Though it might be caused by the fact that you haven't given x264 any bandwidth limitations!
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Originally Posted by MuTPu4
I have tried to use lower deblock parameters hoping to overcome this problem but with no great success.
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Lowering deblock parameters will not make the image "more crisp".