> Wouldn't it be better being able to limit the buffer to about 10 seconds?
A QuickTime engineer may have a better answer, but I assume this is done for
quality-of-service purposes. PC memory is (relatively) cheap and plentiful,
and a large buffer can hide most internet traffic hiccups.
-- Charles
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[mailto:quicktime-users-bounces+lists05=email@hidden] On
Behalf Of Fabio DE RICCARDIS
Sent: Saturday, November 26, 2005 12:46 AM
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Subject: steadly increasing buffer
Hi all,
we are streaming with QTSS over XServe.
When anilising statistics (command-J), we see the buffer increasing
(roughtly one second every played second).
E.g. after one minute playing we measure a buffer of about 50-90 second
and increasing.
Is it normal?
Wouldn't it be better being able to limit the buffer to about 10 seconds?
Regards,
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