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27th August 2020, 11:58 | #1 | Link |
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Prevent zero-latency mode from creating very large keyframes
I am using zero-latency encoding.
In my test case, the encoder input does not change. The first frame of first GOP was allocated about 20% of our 4mbps budget. This seems reasonable. The first frame of the second GOP however is allocated 80%(!!) of our 4mbps budget. Even if the connection speed is double (8 mbps), this still means we've introduced a latency of 400 milli? Is there some way to adjust this by configuration? bandwidth 4000000 (4 mbps) preset ultrafast tune zerolatency slices 4 x264opts no-mbtree:sliced-threads:sync-lookahead=0 gop_size 100 max_b_frames 0 refs 0 |
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