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AAC VBR stream quality drops after a few seconds #506
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No problem here. But I used the V2 version of the radio. |
sorry, Ed, copy & paste put in some HTML coding, this should be better: I tested the station frontend.streamonkey.net/radioc-live with Winamp and saw the bitrate varying from less than 50kbps to more than 150 kbps. I could not hear any loss in quality. Rainer |
Just tested with V2 and I2S output: no problem. |
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-->Hello Ed, I meant the bitrate displayed using the test button on the web interface. I do not see this as an issue and there is no need for a change. Maybe an indicator that the data comes from a VBR station can avoid such irritations?I remember a similar issue (#476?) was reported some time ago which also came from a VBR station. Rainer Gesendet von Mail für Windows Von: Ed SmallenburgGesendet: Donnerstag, 5. Mai 2022 08:26An: Edzelf/ESP32-RadioCc: Rainer-G; CommentBetreff: Re: [Edzelf/ESP32-Radio] AAC VBR stream quality drops after a few seconds (Issue #506) Just tested with V2 and I2S output: no problem.Just tested with V2 and VS1053 output: no problem.What do you mean by the display of the bitrate? This is only displayed in the web interface for test purposes. It is the bitrate averaged over 10 seconds. Not intended to give a precise real-time measurement.—Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.You are receiving this because you commented.Message ID: ***@***.***>
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Hello Ed, |
Why don't you install PlatformIO in 5 minutes? That saves some time ;) |
Haha yes, install was fast, but for me getting used to, took a bit more time. ;) I modified your code just for testing (should I fork this?). I made a similar function as the Timer10sec function called Timer2sec, but executed every two seconds to calculate the bitrate and print it via "mbitreq=true" to the serial monitor. Is it possible, that the streamonkey link has multiple streams with different bitrates and the ESP32radio switches (or is forced) to a lower bitrate? I really have no knowledge about such things.
Greetings, Stefan |
Hello,
I have this problem with this station:
frontend.streamonkey.net/radioc-live
When the stream starts, everything sounds fine, but after 15-20 seconds the sound quality drops and stays that way. It sounds like a really low bitrate.
When I switch to another station and then back, it sounds fine again for 15-20 seconds and then quality drops again.
The serial monitor doesn't show anything special:
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