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This is for video encode? I.e. you're capturing video (from camera I guess) and sending to H.264 encode? And with
your C code below, you are feeding the encoder at only 5 fps rate?
What is the format of your pre-encode video? Possibly you can change the format and resolution to achieve a lower
bitrate, rather than ignoring frames.
-Jeff
> I solved issue with latency!
> In fact, PJSIP streams to iPad SIP client video with FPS = 30 frames.
> And iPad CPU cannot process all the frames.
> I modified method enc_clock_cb:
>
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> g_counter++;
> if (g_counter % 6 == 0) //default FPS is 30 frames -> we make 30/6 = 5 FPS
> {
> vidstream_cap_cb(vp->strm, vp, vp->frm_buf);
> }
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> // vidstream_cap_cb(vp->strm, vp, vp->frm_buf);
>
> I achaived FPS, supported by iPad.
> I used iPad2. On
> -FPS 30 frames iPad CPU usage was 60%;
> -FPS 10 frames iPad CPU usage was 40%;
> -FPS 5 frames iPad CPU usage was 30%.
>
> iPad was 2 cores by 1GHz each of them.
> FPS 10 and 5 frames satisfied iPad and me :-)
> in normal state iPad is consuming up to 5 % of CPU.
>
> Now I have ONLY ONE ISSUE: I have bad quality of video.
> How can it might be fixed?
>
> I made 3 types of screen shots from iPad:
> bad quality
> http://www.freeimagehosting.net/bw5z4
> half good quality
> http://www.freeimagehosting.net/q7smo
> good quality
> http://www.freeimagehosting.net/duz1n
>
> How can I fix bad blocks on the frames?
>
> Thank you!
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