[SOLVED] ffmpeg command line options to increase buffer size

I would like the ability to override and change command line options sent to the ffmpeg. One thing that annoys me is the current buffer size is only 1 sec long. I need the buffer to be much longer (10 secs). I understand it will take more memory, which is a fine setting for a config file.

I see a property file something like
;ffmpeg streaming options
abuffer=$AUDIO_B_P_S*10
vbuffer=$VIDEO_B_P_S*30

;fmpeg in other mode
setting1
setting2
etc...

[zip]

what is the ffmpeg command line argument for setting this?

Sorry I am not at my computer. Could you send me a current ffmpeg command line that I can use as an example. It should have at least 10, likely 20, parameters.

Also is the code available to review anywhere?

[zip]

you can enable detailed logging to see the ffmpeg command line

right now it does

ffmpeg -i File.mkv -y -threads 4 -async 1 -vcodec mpeg2video -b 14336k -maxrate 14336k -bufsize 14336k -r 24000/1001 -g 15 -copyts -acodec ac3 -ab 384k -ac 6 -map 0:0 -map 0:1 -sn -f mpegts /tmp/Serviio/transcoding-temp-74-MPEG2TS.stf

I would like it to be x30, i.e. maxrate x 30 or 430080 and also I would like a option to limit it to 720p i.e. -s hd720

[zip]

I'm not sure if this buffer actually means anything in this regard, I think it's a buffer used for keeping bitrate on the given level, the higher the closer to the target bitrate you get.

Okay what about the 720p option?

Also, is there a way to buffer like http://mediatomb.cc/pages/transcoding

[zip]

1.0 will add option to transcode into a given height

Sounds good about the height. It looks like the only way to do a buffer is within the application. Will that be in 1.0?

[zip]

no

Thanks for the silly questions. How do I mark this closed?