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[SOLVED] Intermittent stop of live tv while streaming to ampDroid
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<blockquote data-quote="LionHe" data-source="post: 1068856" data-attributes="member: 139237"><p>I solved this issue by changing the stream quality on the AmpDroid client. Apparently neither FFMPEG nor Android VLC are ok for my setup. Luckily, HTTP live streaming medium is ok. The problem with ffmpeg is that it occasionally takes 100% cpu time, immediately causing the video playback stuttering on the mediaportal client. On the other hand, when HTTP live streaming medium is used, the CPU is constantly at 50-70%, leaving some CPU time. I'm happy with this new setup, but clearly, I cannot stream to more than one client due to cpu limitation while it was possible with ffmpeg (with occasional stuttering for which I was blaming my network while it was probably due to CPU). </p><p>I began looking at the CPU usage with mediaportal in windowed mode, after reading a post in the MPExtended section, which talked about the minimum cpu requirements for using MPExtended.</p><p></p><p>I hope that this may be of help to other users here,</p><p>Thanks for your attention,</p><p>LionHe</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LionHe, post: 1068856, member: 139237"] I solved this issue by changing the stream quality on the AmpDroid client. Apparently neither FFMPEG nor Android VLC are ok for my setup. Luckily, HTTP live streaming medium is ok. The problem with ffmpeg is that it occasionally takes 100% cpu time, immediately causing the video playback stuttering on the mediaportal client. On the other hand, when HTTP live streaming medium is used, the CPU is constantly at 50-70%, leaving some CPU time. I'm happy with this new setup, but clearly, I cannot stream to more than one client due to cpu limitation while it was possible with ffmpeg (with occasional stuttering for which I was blaming my network while it was probably due to CPU). I began looking at the CPU usage with mediaportal in windowed mode, after reading a post in the MPExtended section, which talked about the minimum cpu requirements for using MPExtended. I hope that this may be of help to other users here, Thanks for your attention, LionHe [/QUOTE]
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