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Lewis
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| karlH wrote: |
The only significant settings that would affect disconnection are the queue settings. If you know the bitrate of the stream then you can work out how much can be store in the queue.
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i have 2 streams of 64kbps... |
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karlH
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a 64k stream is 8kbytes/s, the queue size divided by that 8 is how many seconds can be stored in the queue. not hard maths...
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Lewis
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| karlH wrote: |
a 64k stream is 8kbytes/s, the queue size divided by that 8 is how many seconds can be stored in the queue. not hard maths...
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queue size is now 524288
which means 65536 seconds ? |
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karlH
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I meant divide by 8k, or put another way 512k/8k, so around 64 seconds.
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