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mikedehaan
15 years agoVisitor
Dropping the vframes parameter produces a video that doesn't play at all.
I'm wondering if this is a server side issue and not fully related to Roku. I'm curious to know if Roku is receiving data from the server too fast and flooding a buffer. The fact that 464 frames succeeds, but 466 fails might be due to the buffer being filled. In other words, the buffer must be close to a 4MB limit (give or take because the buffer is emptying as it is filling).
I will try to put a sleep on the server side between buffer flushes to spoon feed the data to Roku. I'm not sure if that would help, but it's worth a try.
I'm wondering if this is a server side issue and not fully related to Roku. I'm curious to know if Roku is receiving data from the server too fast and flooding a buffer. The fact that 464 frames succeeds, but 466 fails might be due to the buffer being filled. In other words, the buffer must be close to a 4MB limit (give or take because the buffer is emptying as it is filling).
I will try to put a sleep on the server side between buffer flushes to spoon feed the data to Roku. I'm not sure if that would help, but it's worth a try.