Jörn Nettingsmeier

Not directly related, but I'm seeing latency increase when using mpv --live . After leaving it running overnight, it can be tens of seconds late. mplayer -nocache is always running...

I can confirm that this works reliably, using a VLC source in OBS.

**Setup 1: JACK server, ALSA jack plugin, mod-host, mpv plays files into jack graph.** The mod-host is running some EQ plugin in this usecase. You don't need to use mod-host,...

I notice I can get lower latency with`mplayer -nocache -xy 300 -geometry 80%:20% rtsp://mn-door:8554/unicast`. The stream is very choppy for a few seconds in the beginning, then settles down stably....

Found that in order to be able to run v4l2rtspserver as a systemd service, it is necessary to define the alsa devices globally in `/etc/asound.conf` rather than in `~/.asoundrc`.

Damn. It says so clearly in the README: v4l2rtspserver does not do float samples: > an Video4Linux device that support H264, HEVC, JPEG, VP8 or VP9 capture. > an ALSA...

FWIW, an mpv player contiuously tells me ``` AV: 00:43:41 / 00:43:43 (100%) A-V: -0.255 ct: 0.612 Invalid audio PTS: 2621.941917 -> 2622.630708 ``` while I'm playing a stream from...

Tried that, and also tried replacing all other occurrences of "math.h" with , but no luck... That's why I guess it's maybe a distritbution thing... sometimes it happens that default...

Replacing std::log10f with the generic std::log10 fixes it, and I now have it running. I don't know if that is a reasonable fix, but looking forward to playing with osm....

Won't solve your problem, but if you want to know up to which version your libm defines those symbols, you can run ``` strings /lib/libm.so.6 | grep ^GLIB | sort...