Dynamic GOV / FPS and compression#741
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wsdl/ver10/schema/onvif.xsd
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| <xs:element name="DynamicFPS" type="xs:boolean" minOccurs="0"> | ||
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| <xs:documentation>Indicates that device is allowed to skip unnecessary P-frames when there is no motion. To ensure a minimum framerate, enable GuaranteedFrameRate and set FrameRate.</xs:documentation> |
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| <xs:documentation>Indicates that device is allowed to skip unnecessary P-frames when there is no motion. To ensure a minimum framerate, enable GuaranteedFrameRate and set FrameRate.</xs:documentation> | |
| <xs:documentation>Indicates that device is allowed to skip unnecessary P-frames. To ensure a minimum framerate, enable GuaranteedFrameRate and set FrameRate.</xs:documentation> |
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As there will always be some motion and depends on what we classify as motion and it gets into the details, to avoid such ambiguity, we recommend to remove 'no motion'.
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Additional Feedback from Axis
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Co-authored-by: Sriram Bhetanabottla <sriram.bhetanabottla@axis.com>
I will wait the others opinion next week. It is inline with the original proposition with 2 new parameters for MaxGovLength and MinimumFps because existing parameter are needed for the upper bound (for bandwidth control).
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@cemond-genetec can you please add a description to the PR please. |
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