Streaming video reduces my speed. Help

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by sapo, Oct 27, 2009.

  1. sapo

    sapo Private E-2

    Hi Everyone,

    I have an Ustreamtv.com account where I stream a camera during the day.
    I use Adobe Flash Media Encoder to improve the image of my stream.
    It says:total bandwidth required to stream 430 kpbs and it's in the VP6 mode.

    My ISP timewarner cable allows me to upload 512 kbps max.

    When I am not using the encoder my connection is fast as hell,sometimes 24 mb/s and 0.49 upload on the speedtest.net meter.

    But when I'm streaming the upload speed goes up and down wildly and the picture on my stream looks like crap sometimes and i have it set to automatically drop frames.

    I just ran a speedtest and it said it was uploading at .11 which is a quarter of what I should be getting.
    Am I doing something wrong?

    Is it normal that using an encoder is going to slow your connection down drastically?


    Thanks
     

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