Web-video became a puzzle after switch from fullscreen to video vindow.

[Stears555]

Hello!

The web-video became a "puzzle" for a short time after switch from fullscreen to normal video window.

The video: http://dvb-t.atw.hu/video.html



Thank you for your reply!

[Baldrick]

Looks okey here.

[Stears555]

Looks okey here.

Here is the "puzzle problem"


Perhaps there is something wrong with video encoding?

[Baldrick]

Okey. It looks fine in chrome(builtin adobe flash player) but like this in firefox(adobes external player):

[Baldrick]

How did you make this video?

[Stears555]

How did you make this video?

MTS file (Canon LEGRIA HF G25, 24Mbit/s max settings) were transcoded into 8Mbit/s x.264 FLV video with Xmedia recode. The very best quality settings in x.264 encoder.

[Baldrick]

I would try put it in a mp4 and see if it works better. Yes, mp4 works fine i flash.


Or you might have too complex h264 levels/settings for adobes flash player.

Or it might be something wrong with xmedia recode, some versions are very buggy.

[Stears555]

I would try put it in a mp4 and see if it works better. Yes, mp4 works fine i flash.


Or you might have too complex h264 levels/settings for adobes flash player.

Or it might be something wrong with xmedia recode, some versions are very buggy.

Here is the mp4 version: http://dvb-t.atw.hu/mp4.html

It couldn't help

[Baldrick]

Better but a pixel party.

What are your h264/x264 settings??

[Stears555]

HERE ARE MY X.264 options:

Better but a pixel party.

What are your h264/x264 settings??

Here is the original MTS camcorder file: http://dictaphone.atw.hu/mozdony.MTS (it's only 67Mbyte)

[Selur]

works fine here with chrome and firefox, no image with IE 9

things that seem a bit funny in the x264 settings:
1. vbv values are below the bitrate you had chosen. -> seems to be wrond
2. preset Placebo? I would have gone for some thing faster.
3. why enabled blu-ray compatibility for streaming content?

[Stears555]

works fine here with chrome and firefox, no image with IE 9

things that seem a bit funny in the x264 settings:
1. vbv values are below the bitrate you had chosen. -> seems to be wrond
2. preset Placebo? I would have gone for some thing faster.
3. why enabled blu-ray compatibility for streaming content?

The scrolling/seeking is also rude in the video. I can scroll only 3 part of the video: The beginning the middle and the end of the video ((

[poisondeathray]

The scrolling/seeking is also rude in the video. I can scroll only 3 part of the video: The beginning the middle and the end of the video ((

seeking is partly function of keyframe interval. Reduce the --keyint setting for better (finer gradations) seeking (in your screenshot it's labelled "keyframe interval" )

vbv values are problematic as selur said above

Don't use open-gop or weightp for flash. There is a decoding bug on linux with firefox (at least there used to be, it might have been patched)

[Selur]

-> you might want to look for a gui which has some web streaming presets or read up on the x264 settings.

can scroll only 3 part of the video: The beginning the middle and the end of the video

If you want more jumping points configure it to set more key frames

[Stears555]

-> you might want to look for a gui which has some web streaming presets or read up on the x264 settings.

can scroll only 3 part of the video: The beginning the middle and the end of the video

If you want more jumping points configure it to set more key frames

Which are the ideal parameters of keyframes for a pal video?

[Stears555]

The scrolling/seeking is also rude in the video. I can scroll only 3 part of the video: The beginning the middle and the end of the video ((

seeking is partly function of keyframe interval. Reduce the --keyint setting for better (finer gradations) seeking (in your screenshot it's labelled "keyframe interval" )

vbv values are problematic as selur said above

Don't use open-gop or weightp for flash. There is a decoding bug on linux with firefox (at least there used to be, it might have been patched)

Ok, I will try it.

[Stears555]

Sorry but your suggestions couldn't help.

[jagabo]

Disable hardware decoding in Adobe's Flash player (you have to exit the player and restart it for the change to take effect).

Or use very short GOPs to minimize the problem. Like --keyint=12 (a half second at 25 fps). That will kill the compression though.