>You're recording with the Flash Player I assume? If not then with what?
Yes, recording is done with Flash Player. It is just a basic recording application that allows users to record up to 10 mins. of audio/video. No other bells or whistles.
>How large is the stream and how large is the bandwidth pipe for recording it?
The steam is up to about 500 Kbps and our pipe is 1 gb.
>Are you using a buffer on your publish?
Yes, I’m using quite a large buffer on the client side, almost enough to buffer the entire video. When recording is stopped the contents of the buffer is flushed to the server before the stream is closed. This may take several minutes for people with slow connections.
>What are the settings that you employed to try and correct this?
<RecBuffer>
<MaxFlushTime>300</MaxFlushTime>
<MaxFlushSize>10240</MaxFlushSize>
<AllowedVideoLag>300</AllowedVideoLag>
<MaxSize>10240</MaxSize>
<MaxTimestampSkew>-1</MaxTimestampSkew>
</RecBuffer>
>Is there a commonality to the 20% that expose this issue? Bandwidth? OS?
No commonalities that I have noticed so far. I am not currently recording bandwidth or OS stats but I should look into this.
>Where does the issue happen in the stream, everwhere - just at one point, only if they've been going on for a while?
It happens in videos of all lengths. Never at the very beginning or end but can occur anywhere in between.
>Does this occur if you record to an mp4: format instead?
I have not tried recording in mp4 format.
