Lagged stream using DJI Drone (either mini 3 Pro or 300 RTK) or even ffmpeg #1691
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Just to be sure, I tested sending my test stream using ffmpeg on the demo space, and I reproduced the same laggy effect as in our portainer over OVH: |
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Examples of video files sent using ffmpeg and showing lags: forest.mp4For the above video, I remember that previous tests before showed better results compared to SRS (since SRS does not handle b-frames), but now it does not show better results |
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What protocol are you playing with? WebRTC or llhls? |
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Webrtc. I then disabled llhls on server side in the xml |
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Does your sample video have b-frames? Browsers do not support b-frames in WebRTC streams. It is a limitation of the browser, not a limitation of OME. |
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Expected behavior
The stream is very laggy and I have no idea why
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Additional context
tested with stream sent over ffmpeg, seeing very lagged video too, was ok before. After few seconds over ffmpeg it seems better. Logs are like these on server side with ffmpeg stream (not red any more)
cmd used to send over ffmpeg:
ffmpeg -d -stream_loop -1 -re -i ./my_video.mp4 -c copy -f flv -y rtmp://ome.stationdrone.net:1935/app/test
N.B.: testing with SRS does not show the PB. SRS is running inside docker in a Portainer too.
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