Tcpserversink, multiply tee, redistribute latency messages, http streaming glitches

General Discussion
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Hi.

I have following pipeline:

 rtspsrc   ! rtph264depay ! h264parse ! tee name=tp  
  tp. ! queue ! splitmuxsink  \ * 
  tp. ! queue ! avdec_h264 ! jpegenc ! tee name=tp2   
  tp2. ! appsink  \  **
  tp2. ! multipartmux  boundary=abcd ! tcpserversink port = 5555  ***

So, given rtsp stream I convert it to video files (*), manually handle frames in jpeg(**) and send frames to tcp server sink in order to stream from it over http later.

Pipeline seems to be working, but I have few questions about it:

  1. while I’m testing it in console (gst-launch) I see lots of redistribute latency messages, is it ok?

  2. I have following code which responsible for streaming via http:

 //this part  of http get handler
  using (var tcpClient = new TcpClient())
  {
      await tcpClient.ConnectAsync("localhost", 5555);

      using (var netStream = tcpClient.GetStream())
      {
             Response.ContentType = "multipart/x-mixed-replace; boundary=abcd ";
            await netStream.CopyToAsync(Response.Body, 1024 * 1024);
      }
  }

but video in browser sometimes has glitches – it sometimes hangs then fast forward, rewinds back and forth. I believe it is ok to have some seconds of delay in favour of smooth video stream, how can I achieve that? Some queue tuning?

  1. I would be thankful for pipeline review, improvements and criticisms. It is quite complex (as I see it) pipeline and maybe it has sense to split it into separate pipelines, at least part responsible for http streaming? I wanted to use only single connection to ip camera and reuse rtsp stream as much as possible but maybe it is not the best strategy?

Thanks in advance.