Preferences
MPEG-4
Due to the lower bandwidth nature of
Buffer Size | Sets the buffer size which provides a more smooth viewing experience |
| if there is packet loss. Default (and minimum setting) is 200 |
| milliseconds for UDP Playback (typical on a Local Area Network) and |
| 2000 milliseconds (2 seconds) for TCP Playback (typical on the |
| Internet). |
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There are several settings that can improve the video quality of | |
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| decoded. However, this increases CPU utilization substantially. |
| Deringing and Deblocking are resource intensive and are not |
| recommended unless the PC has a 2.0 GHz, or higher, processor. On |
| lower end machines, enabling Deringing and Deblocking may degrade |
| video quality. |
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Enable Deringing | Corrects for certain motion artifacts. |
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Deblocking | Smooths the video frame by smoothing artifacts inherent to the digital |
| compression process. |
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| StreamPlayer Plus can receive |
Streams | order of efficiency – UDP, RTSP Interleaving, or HTTP tunneling. |
| When Automatic is chosen StreamPlayer Plus will try different |
| protocols to establish the best connection. In some cases, for example, |
| if you know you cannot receive UDP streams because of firewall |
| issues, you may want to define the method StreamPlayer tries to |
| connect because the automatic method can cause up to several |
| seconds of delay. The port can also be modified, but this is not |
| recommended, unless you know that the port on the VBrick or Video |
| on Demand server that is sending the video has also been changed. |
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