The use of setBandwidthLimit

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October 23, 2007
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As title. What will come out if the actual required bandwidth did exceed the setBandwidth limit? Drop frame or what?
Please advise and thx.

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r_m_hall

Inspiring

Hi,

Just went over this on Stefan Richters Flashmedia list:

Using setbandwidthLimit in sever side actionscript will force the data to be under the max rate you specified. And yes, it will first attempt to drop frames of video if you hit the max rate.

Regards,
Rob

S

sinergia

Participating Frequently

if the bandwidth limit is exceeded in upload, the frames are dropped by the Flash Player, in download from the server, the frames are dropped by the server, but in this case the result is good only if the FLV is encoded with sorenson spark, because Vp6 (codec) does not allow to drop frames natively.

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