| Bill Sanders 2005-04-07, 5:49 pm |
| Wouter,
Using Peldi's solution is not a bad option. However, if you're setting
a Camera object to 40k for BW, I believe that your multiples are by
1000 and not 1024. (A while back Asa provided us with a useful tutorial
pointing out the BW is measured in 1000 units and is really more of a
marketing unit than one reflecting computer inner workings.) So if
you're setting is what you show, you're setting it up for the best
video for 40k and the ADSL can handle up to 500k. Actually 40k would be
(40 * 1000)/8--if that's what you want. Your App Inspector will give
you more information on what's using what, and you might want to add
some traces to your SS code to see actual usage.
HTH,
Bill
On Feb 22, 2005, at 5:52 AM, Wouter van Vliet / WEBclusive wrote:
> G'day,
>
> So good to see the list being back. I really missed it. Anyway, I had
> this very cool and simple high quality video conference demo
> application set up. Need to do a demo somewhere. Now, as the demo date
> approaches it appeared that smbody has a very poor quality. 512/512
> adsl where we expected at least an mbit at all three connected users.
>
> First thing to try would be just limitting the bandwidth each cam
> sends away. But for some wicked reason flash ignores this rather than
> doing something with it. For readability, I'm passing "(40 * 1024) /
> 8" as first argument to cam.setQuality, second is 0 - to let flash
> decide on the compression.
>
> However, my ConnectionLight shows me that I'm uploading up to 80
> kbp/s. With about 16 kbp/s on sound alone this all doesn't make any
> sense to me.
>
> If it does to any of you, please let me know ;)
>
> Greetings,
> Wouter
>
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