> I just had another play with it... and i'm seeing similar jumpiness.
> <snip>
Bandwidth should be OK, the servers are hosted in fast data centers... so
must be one of the other points.
> 1) There are data packets in the same pages as header packets. <snip>
Fixed.. Thanks
> 2) Pages consisting only of header packets must have granule pos zero.
Fixed (I think - related to (1))
> 3) Continuation flags where there are no previously truncated packets
Dont know what is causing this, but may be caused by (1), I am letting
libogg do all of the page packing anyway.
> The other issue it looks like it has is the coarse muxing problem.
I have changed the MUXing part to flush pages after either 30 packets
queued, or more than 1 seconds worth of data (on either stream).
After compiling my new encoder the stream sounds and looks perfect now.
(Playing for about 15 minutes now without a single audio break) - Plays
better in other players too!
Thanks for your input Zen, it really helped! Would you mind doing another
"compatability test" on my stream? (http://www.visonair.tv/) (btw:
The
illiminable codec pack is fantastic!)
Rob
