Adobe 65029121 - Flash Media Streaming Server Configuration And Administration Manual page 217

FLASH MEDIA SERVER 4.5 CONFIGURATION AND ADMINISTRATION
XML configuration files reference
Specifies the maximum size of the recorded media cache in megabytes. The default value is 500 MB. This value shares
memory with the running process and has a limit of 2 GB in Windows and 3 GB in Linux on 32-bit configurations. On
64-bit configurations, the file memory available to the process is only limited by the amount of RAM.
The size of the cache limits the number of unique streams the server can publish. To increase the probability that a
requested stream will be located in the recorded media cache, increase the value of
of memory the server process uses, decrease the value of
of a size can cause substantially deteriorated system performance.
MaxSize (HandleCache)
Located in the
HandleCache
Specifies the maximum number of handles to cache. The minimum value is 0, which means that no handles are cached.
There is no maximum value; it can be the maximum number of handles that the operating system can support. The
default value is 100 handles.
Example
<MaxSize>100</MaxSize>
MaxSize (RecBuffer)
Located in the container.
RecBuffer
Specifies the maximum size to which the buffer can grow before messages are committed to file. The default value is 200
and the minimum value is 0. The higher the value, the longer the data will be held in the buffer before written to disk.
When you add DVR functionality to an application, the size of the recording buffer affects the play-while-record
experience. A shorter buffer decreases latency between real-time and playback, but hurts performance.
Example
<MaxSize>5120</MaxSize>
MaxTimestampSkew
Located in the container.
RecBuffer
Specifies the maximum gap in milliseconds between two adjacent messages when comparing the message timestamps
with the real time. The server logs a warning when the timestamps between two adjacent messages are bigger than the
difference in real time plus the value set here for
the element, set the value to a positive number.
Example
<MaxTimestampSkew>2</MaxTimestampSkew>
MaxTracks
Located in the container.
Playback
The maximum number of tracks allowed in a file. While only one video, audio, and data track may be played, files with
up to this many tracks can be parsed. More than this amount is a file error. The default value is 64.
MaxSize
container.
MaxTimestampSkew
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. To decrease the amount
MaxSize
. Note that increasing the file cache size to too large
. This element is disabled by default. To enable
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