[FFmpeg-user] Question

[CheeZe AMV's]

It is a live TV Streaming site and the VOD remains for 7 days. My internet
speed is utter garbage because for some reason the area in which I live in
still doesn't have Fibre Optics. So, it makes sense that those missed
segments are to do with buffering, because I'm trying to get the best
possible quality.

What bitrate would you suggest & how would I work that in a command line?

Here are my speed test results (horrible, right?):
Download speed: 7.84
Upload speed: 0.61

On Mon, Feb 17, 2020 at 1:42 AM Ted Park <kumowoon1025 at gmail.com> wrote:

> > Would you be able to help me with why there are skipped segments and how
> I
> > can avoid them? Because after it's downloaded there are frames in the
> video
> > that are frozen. The website I am referring to is:
> > https://ch.nicovideo.jp/nicopro if that's of any assistance. Also, if
> you
> > don't mind would you be able to template the solution in a similar
> > format that I have, that would be of great help.
>
> Is that a live TV streaming site? (I think I’ve heard it being mentioned
> in Chihayafuru a couple weeks ago)
> If you’re downloading a live stream, it most likely means that a segment
> was taken off the master playlist before it was downloaded, as in ffmpeg
> didn’t reach it in time. Something like forcing an HD resolution in a
> browser and missing a few seconds of the stream while the player buffers.
> The first workaround that comes to mind is to choose a lower bitrate
> alternative to download than the default, with -map 0:p:# (replacing # with
> the program number). I can’t think of a way to make it switch streams
> depending on bandwidth requirements like what would happen in a browser
> player implementation.
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