Adobe Flash Media Server

MaxTime

Specifies the maximum duration, in seconds, of intermediate frames that a live stream can hold in the buffer.

The buffer contains a history of the video messages up to the last keyframe. This enables clients to catch up to the latest message even if they join between keyframes. If the duration in the buffer is larger than the MaxTime, the server clears the messages. This setting prevents the buffer from growing too large and should be set larger than the keyframe interval. The default value of -1 means the duration is unlimited.

Example

<MaxTime>-1</MaxTime>

See also

RuntimeSize, MaxGCSkipCount, ScriptLibPath, FileObject, XMLSocket, NetConnection

 

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